Not sure.Bottom line, while you don't necessarily need to take legal action, I would be prepared to at least understand your options, costs involved, and appropriate letters that you need to send them if they are not holding up their end of the move-out agreement.Be firm and clear on your expectations, costs to both parties, and timelines and put EVERYTHING in writing to your tenants, even if you have verbal conversations, put a letter to them summarizing it. 

I'm working on preparing my taxes using HR Block and I have a few questions related to the Form 4562.

Prepare to be frustrated and don't get your hopes up too far as it may be a fruitless exercise.  

There are some good things to think about in preparing that you might find helpful.  

If I prepare part of your tax return, I'd be required under Circular 230 to sign the tax return and frankly I wouldn't sign it having not prepared the whole thing.

I'm prepared to walk from the deal (even after five months of dealing with this nonsense), but obviously this is not ideal. 

There are, for sure, investment opportunities here, but be prepared for competition and, currently, multiple bid situations on many properties.

Hi BP,I'm preparing my taxes and am trying to determine the value of depreciation that I can write-off on my taxes.

Hi BP,I'm an investor in Connecticut and looking for a reputable investor-friendly accountant to help with my business and prepare for taxes.

Hi BP,I'm an investor in Connecticut and looking for a reputable investor-friendly accountant to help with my business and prepare for taxes.