In some sense meaning nothing leave the space clear so you can invent a meaning rather than have to live with the past meaning.Thanks for the quick reply.John Corey

Basically you set up the deal, then add in what you would like from the deal (or subtract it is probably the better term)I'd say don't go crazy, leave alot of equity for the end buyer.

I just finished college and was living at home when I decided to leave the nest.

You do not just want to leave a "black hole" that tempts budding pyros to use it.

You would not be evicting if you provide notice and she leaves.

It's about 4 1/2 years old with a major "dressing up" done less than a year ago, granite, S/S appliances, etc, etc.We got it for just under $100/ft and they're leaving us a HUGE refrigerator.

If that is what someone needs then it can be money well spent.Granted many who look to others to motivate them will stall once they leave a seminar.John Corey

If you want them to sign a new lease and they won't-- have them leave.

I left my 9-5er (not wholly by choice though...the company didn't really leave me a choice due to a buyout which would have dramatically and negatively changed my employment, and I just happened to be working on my first flipper at that time) and I was ok...AT THAT TIME.

If you can leave it to the math, you'll be right on track.