You may have a shot at a lower price considering the circumstances.

Originally posted by @Joe Kelly:It may sound cold but I don't care what the circumstances are. 

I stumbled across real estate investing when I was reading "Smart Women Finish Rich" by David Bach and have been intrigued ever since!

Hi Daniel, we are a property management company in Houston and there are a couple of things that we have been able to do to improve the circumstances.  1) There are funds available from Harris County that you and the tenant can register for and obtain for a couple of months worth of rent. 

Let him know you will let October rent go and give him his security deposit back but under no circumstances can he stay. 

Your (his) question just focuses on one issue, possibly to the detriment of his overall financial well-being.Example of what could work under the right circumstances: if he sits on $1M cash, he could invest in a syndication or a JV that buys a distressed apartment complex, turns it around and sells in 3-5 years, for a sizable capital gain.

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Do not, under any circumstances, sign a lease with this person. 

Research them for you circumstances and make a plan.

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