I would like to help you by giving the following tips for your further study too:      1.

If they move out and you discover the smell, charge them for the cleaning and deodorizing.

As an introduction, here are the recommendations I can initially give you for your further study of the site:      1.

We have a signed contract that the wholesaler don't want to move forward with because he discovered he can't double close and have to pay closing costs on two transactions, which eats into his profit.

My history is as follows:Early Childhood - Dirt Poor in the 70s in NYC.Teenager - Dirt Poor but studied hard to get into CollegeCollege - Delayed due to family crisis.

We were about to get almost $20K off of the original asking price after we had an inspector come out, and discovered so incorrect info in the original listing relative to the size and offerings of the property.

Unless there's something I and everyone else isn't seeing there, I think we've discovered why we're not seeing this being offered in the market. 

The property was inspected before purchase and no made structural items were discovered.

I hope you'll find time to see the followings recommendations as you study:         1.

My apologies for leaning on all of you so heavily but could you share some easy hypothetical numbers so I may absorb this better and study it?