I jumped in the air like I won the lottery because when they tried to get me to sell.

I jumped in the air like I won the lottery because when they tried to get me to sell.

Just remind them, prolonging the process doesn't change the fact that:the property is still costing them money because deferred repairs are being deferred even moreheadache tenants will continue to be headachesthe value of the property might decrease even more as problems get even biggerthe problem of keeping this property is keeping their focus on more important things that they are passionate aboutSo it is more beneficial for both parties to close the deal now so you both can put your focus on other things in life. 

It’s kind of rarefied air and we don’t really know anyone doing this.

They just bought it in 2018 and upgraded and converted it so i get the benefit of 50K in remodeling plus the guest unit.I will put all the numbers up when I have a moment to come up for air, so you can see the details. thanksNeilOriginally posted by @Patrick Britton:@Neil Polehn  I think I'm gonna say something here that a lot of others must be thinking but nobody has said just yet: If your offer defeated 15 others there's no way that your numbers are actually truly and honestly accurate or reasonable.

At that point you'd probably just want to budget upgrading to forced air and an AC unit.

Thinking about a condo to use personally and air bnb in the greater phoenix area.

I would also like a 30 day notice before the tenant vacates and that doesn't seem to be something I can set up on AIR BNB. 

Cheap and easy to put in your air handler plus it prevents mold around your supply vents.

This would have been a situation where we would temporarily sleep on an air mattress in someone’s living room... our rent is not going up each month, it is a yearly increase from moving apartments.