I'd still remind them that you have every intention of returning their security deposit as long as they leave the place broom clean and free of trash and as long as they pay last months rent.That would be the best I'd hope for in a place that has been occupied for 10 years.

Intent carries more weight than what may be written.Dealing unfairly catches up with you faster than dealing fairly.Winning a negotiation will never happen unless the other guy thinks he beat you.The story; A lady owned a few parcels with multiple homes on it.

Brad Noe , I don't know the answer to your question, but would advise that instead of asking folks that while well intentioned, for the most part don't know the laws, particularly in Kentucky, you should instead go to a local real estate attorney's office (I use Borders & Borders) and ask.They have always been very helpful in answering my questions and won't charge you for basic advice like that.On a separate note, pm me if you are looking for another buyer to add to your list!

Perhaps a better phrase would be....Make full intentions of excitement to purchase the home within the ballpark of their desired price.

He doesn't give us much insight into his game plan other than the intent to move in to it and live there.  

Some state courts have even considered the intentional failure to disclose transfer of title to be fraud.

I have 2 accounts with them, these each have their own set of rules (the two accounts were intentionally set up by them because of this).

I have bought and renovated houses before but this was the first time that it was an intentional flip.

Hi there,My partner and I bought a house with the intention of updating it and reselling.

Just to chime in here on rents by city - assuming you are buying in a neighborhood where intentional landlording makes sense - as opposed to accidental landlording (your former high priced residence) - rents are not necessarily higher in Va Beach than the other cities.