I've realized that overthinking and trying to come up with a "safe" story I usually gives me writer's block syndrome (which unfortunately lasts for at least 2 weeks) LOLOur business is mainly lease options so what I try to do is relate my funny and cheesy life experiences to my lease purchase knowledge.

If they are not fully out and clean by April 30 I would charge them for the full month of May.They agreed to my terms and I expect everything to go smoothly.

On the accounting side - yes- I double close each transaction and for better or worse I am in the chain of title but it makes the process go more smoothly without last minute issues.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.

Hopefully this all goes smoothly!

What are the important things to mention to them to try and have a smooth transition?

-Prepare letters of intent, purchase and buyer agreements, due diligence documents, etc-Act as a sturdy bridge between sellers and buyers to ensure each deal is closed smoothly.

I know in the beginning it is important to evict people in order to get it operating more smoothly. 

Having all these before you go to a lender will make the process smooth without a lot of back and forth.Best of luck to you!

However, if the writers dont prepare Adam’s return they are just guessing he is claiming REP and nobody actually knows.