Listening to podcast and seeing this property was listed wrong so I saw hidden opportunity.

Happy to answer any questions you have on the area, I agree it's a somewhat hidden gem given proximity to the city and overall quality of life.

Most have lots of hidden fees and won't extend if you need it.

., a lot of fees are hidden within REIT's.

Include instructions on where/how to pay, who to call with maintenance issues, your preferred method of contact, and other critical details.

You say yes, and will be sent the refusal, and instructions on how to file an appeal, along with an appeal application.Step 3: Once you file the appeal, and pay the appeal fee (usually a couple hundred dollars) you will receive Paperwork for what needs to be done leading up to your hearing date. see next steps.Step 4: Contact all affected Registered Community Organizations (RCO) to schedule a neighborhood meeting to present your request to the neighborhood.

We give them a list of move out instructions to follow that includes cleaning and removing all trash (as well as emptying the trash cans).

., & Fire Chief inspections.Biggest issues are bad/hidden handyman fixed plumbing runs/hookups, over amped burned wiring in junction boxes & outlets.

But you’re going to want at least $5k, preferably $10k in escrow to cover any hidden damage you would have seen during your final walk through when their stuff had been removed, or damage that occurs while they move out. 

There are literally hundreds of posts with this very question on BP as well for you to read but keep in mind much of the answers are opinions not from tax professionals so again, consult your own team members for true clarity and proper instruction.