She thanked me for the nice surprise and we are set to go.In another case, similiar to yours.

(The population here is less than 100, so this is not a surprise.)

State laws vary, but I'd be surprised if you could void a lease otherwise.

You'll need to specify this temperature and stipulation in the lease contract so that tenants are not surprised that they are unable to set the thermostat to 90 degrees in the winter for their personal comfort at your cost.

This has "surprised" us in the past.

They were surprisingly in really good shape.

I wouldn't be surprised if they tell you that's not what the lease says, while holding a copy in their hands ;)

After explaining to my friend that I am getting started in the Wholesaling business, she was able to get this gentleman to call me.He wants to sell a property that contains 4 Rental Units that sits on a commercial lot in a very convenient location in Grass Valley, CA.

Others hope for it because it's a cool convenience that helps them see the property as maybe a bit nicer than they were expecting-of course everything else has to be buttoned down too.

Keeping the property would make moving to our next residence a little easier, and may make property management easier since there won't be any surprises in the condition of the house.