You're going to lose Novembers rent so you can list for higher?

I have connected with some investors on this site who are already working with a realtor in our area. 

I really wouldn't care, but when you have a homeowner losing their home because they're caught up in a contract with someone who has a clause that says the contract is subject-to finding an end buyer & gives them permission to market the property it's no different than a contract that's subject-to flipping 3 keys of coke & finding a cheaper distributer. 

You lose the tax advantage,  but that's the same with any loan. 

I find myself when making offers, obviously wanting the bottom bottom line price, for good reason.BUT, when does the potential of losing the deal over a few thousand dollars become not worth it?  

Obviously they know that most landlords are afraid to lose/turn over tenants and they are attempting to use that to intimidate a weak landlord into capitulating.

Hi All -What sites do you use to determine how high you can push your rents?

As the Property Manager for a landlord, do you folks charge extra for any repair projects or maintenance calls that require on-site supervision and time spent above the normal call of duty to see the repair or maintenance through?

I don't want to rely on the tenants so we would be integrating that into the on site maintenance program (it's a 166 unit with two on site staff maintenance techs so we could do that easily). 

This means with one click, your listing page is sent to many different property listing sites (i.e.