Even if you keep the pool and do a deck-over, you will still need to prepare the pool.... you cannot leave it full for obvious reasons, and you can't just drain it because it will 'float' - you need to drill holes in the bottom of the pool to relieve pressure...

No Pressure.

If you move quick you put pressure on the bank to move quick. 

They may require you to relocate the boxes, and some locales now require the pedestal mounted "gang" type units, which have detailed requirements for the pad on which they are mounted.If your current boxes are in poor condition, unsecure, or are difficult to access safely, they can stop delivery to the building.

Roofer, carpenter, floor guy, drywall guy, tree guy, grader, plumber, electrician, RE agent, painter, insurance agent, accountant, banker, hvac guy, lumber/window guy, vinyl siding guy, gutter guy, appliance repair guy, RE attorney, junk hauling guy, pressure wash guy, dirt / gravel delivery guy. 

@Nash Garceau bad reviews, bad communication, pressuring me to make decisions, not giving me multiple options.

If she feels harassed or pressured by you to move out sooner and you let her out of her lease early or even pay her to leave early, you will have an empty unit that is not generating any income and still generating expenses (utilities, taxes, mortgage payments).If the condo unit becomes available to your son before your son's current lease is up, he will still need to abide by the terms of his $6,500 a month lease agreement.

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I wouldn't put too much pressure on them, though.

If it were mine I'd consider having the concrete pressure washed and if possible whitened.Also, IMO it's not rent ready.