How you worded it will be the difference between one party being able to terminate the lease or both parties needing to be in agreement to terminate the lease.Personally, I would be pushing the tenant that wants to stay to leave.

More than likely one party will be spending more than their fair share of utilities.

That has not seemed to be the case to the most part. I

Assumptions look good for the most part.  I

It is my understanding that I am the only interested party at tye moment.

I think the most difficult part of all of this yet the most exciting part is that it's a "choose your own adventure" type of thing..

Our rental market here in western WA is so hot and short of inventory that we can just put up a quick ad on Craigslist and expect multiple inquiries that we then run through third-party credit checks.My earlier comment simply came out of years of experience in Minnesota where casual insulation of plumbing can prove costly.

The crazy part is we still get a ton of dogs and it helped us see we could be charging a lot more per pet in our other units.

However, one thing that’s killing all the party here is the high cost of property taxes in TX.

Yeah I think finding a reliable and trusty worthy team is probably going to be the hardest part. I