Try looking into zillow/Redfin and see what your potential rents you can get near the neighborhood by filtering the bedrooms/bathrooms of the intentional property that you are planning to buy.

Genuine, honest and had my best intentions the whole way through!

The intent is to see if people have lowered their expectations for returns based on the current market.

It has good intentions but I feel like we rarely have a situation where it applies.

What if she dies, claims bankruptcy, misses payments, gets a new partner who you don’t get along with and they intentionally screw you over in some way, etc.

However, the intention of the settlement was clarity and transparency and it achieves the exact opposite. 

Taking this freebie just to pick her brain without any intention of hiring her is wrong.

I am thinking this would be fair since she had no intentions to earn from it to start with.Thank you

I realize the subjective nature of this question and how open to interpretation it is which is intentional to elicit a multitude of different responses.

😝"Yes, a Property Management company that performs tenant turnover maintenance and bills by an hourly rate could be subject to Maryland Criminal Law Code § 7-104 if they are found to be intentionally inflating labor times for work orders. ### Relevant Aspects of § 7-104:- **Theft by Deception**: Under § 7-104, theft includes obtaining property or services by deception, which involves knowingly providing false or misleading information to obtain something of value.