Even if they could technically get out of paying you, its bad business.

But these certain qualities X, Y, Z make it bad so I'm passing.")The beginner material says "make sure a place fits your criteria" but I don't understand the search results.

Probably a bad idea unless you can find a gem.

Would it be a good idea or bad idea to find out where the end buyer get their comps from?

Is having a tenant in the rental property really that bad of a thing? 

I've bid on a bunch of these as have my clients, and there are many reasons to see them in advance (mold, bad location, terrible general condition of property, bad septic system, etc).

The only thing close I can find are 5 year CDs for 3.0% - 5 year lock in for cash seems bad given rising interest rates and current inflation. 

I feel like I have my bases covered, but am wondering if I'm missing anything obvious or if you have any tried and true questions that help weed out the bad ones.Overall - can you help me get over the fear I'm having about handing my units to a company who (seemingly) will sweep in, re-lease to their paperwork (thus charging me 8 re-leasing fees), disrupt the tenant and their current habits (all of which are well-trained save for an older Section8 gentleman) and ask them to make changes? 

Don't file eviction on your sister - just talk her into moving because you have to pay mortgage etc.Family is more important than money, that's why it's a bad idea.

Hey all,

I have a property under contract that I’m looking to assign. The comps are 125-135 for this type of property. 2/1 1.1sqft built In 1940 but it has 1.21 acre which is why I took this deal over the price I Set...