in addition to everythin mentioned already, put pressure on your tenant. if the unit is not vacant on 9/1 his lease would roll into a month-to-month lease that he would be liable for regardless of whether or not he continues to occupy. this information may not apply to all jurisdictions though, but even if you are not sure about it your tenant may be able to put enough pressure on subletter to leave

I said I had to go and hung up.Something tells me this guy in under pressure to reach some kind of quota and he’s trying to pressure me, which I hate.  

I swore up and down I wouldn't do what so and so did but then caved under pressure.

You will get a good gauge of what’s out there on your tour; the size, quality and location relative to amenities and attractions.You’ll likely see there isn’t much for sale!  

When I took over I put a pressure regulator in each building, this brought costs down and will likely prolong the life of the pipes.

Double consequently, only *your* realized gains can be used to gauge the effectiveness of the strategy.

With everyone on here putting deals together everyday, you may feel pressured to jump in before you are ready and make some very costly mistakes.

Our rain gauge shows over 12 inches so far, and we have been in sort of a weird hole in the storm a lot.  

Once every two years you can sell a property that you have lived in for 2 out of the previous 5 years (hence the calendar pressure) and take the first $250K ($500K if married) of gain tax free.  

Students will listen to the peer pressure of their fellow roommates a lot more than they will listen to a landlord.