The current landlord may have to make a deal with the tenant to vacate after the sale (or the court may give the tenant extra time).

did you have a contract signed with the previous details?..

Also if it's 3rd floor or higher, there may be an extra fee - but admittedly, I might be confusing this with their appliance delivery.

One of the exchange intermediaries here can give you more detail. 

Not going into details, he sounded very different on the phone than he looked in the online profile he was putting forward.

I am planning on talking with a CPA to discuss the details, but want to get a better understanding from the people that have done this before. 

Basically, if you buy a property that is priced at $110k and its market value is $120k, then the extra $10k is instant equity - meaning if you turned around and sold it right away you should make $10k profit, in simplified terms. 

@George TemesCan you give us the details on the deal you finally moved on?

Having just received that check I come to find that all these extra fees have been deducted from the rent.Total Sept rent: $1675Fees from rent: Eviction court fees: $480Management company fees: $120Terminix, beehive: $189Energy bill: $1536 days rent: $334.98Total: $1276.98Total rent due to new owner: $398.02I did not keep on the management company at the time of closing.

Did I make a rookie mistake by asking for a detailed breakdown of the costs that could have cost me "reputation points"?