If she doesn't, then you'll file for eviction. 

And since the PM is not well versed in Fair Housing, there could be some other violation under Fair Housing that the PM committed ... no way to know that until a lawsuit is filed.

I'd just make sure the deal still pencils out as a standard rental.

@Peter AmicoYou may be required to file a PR tax return.You would be entitled to a foreign tax credit for taxes paid to PR. 

Is that an easy form to be filed with count (like several other states) or does it need some complicated form. 

I expect to have it filed in the next few months.

Do I have to file pr taxes?

I will not waste my time on an open house with curious neighbors, bored realtors and competing landlords.I am not afraid to adjust my asking price if I am concerned about losing out on a month's rent.I never follow up with a tenant- I don't want to shoe horn someone into one of my units and I don't adjust my standards, practices and rules.I have nice places, but even still- when a potential tenant shows up and they have to wait to be shown the unit because of others in line, it does something magical.Best of luck.

@Steve Hodgdon - that is an interesting way to structure it outside of the standard incentives for a contractor.

There is also something to be said about using forms that are "industry" standard.