I bet you $100 you can’t boot them with zero notice after the lease “ends”.

My bet is that we will continue to appreciate rapidly over the next 2 years.

I know this position that I'm taking can be easily refuted with the logic of economics, eventual adjustments by appraisers to match with the market, etc.

@Yahir Amat Yeah, the whole situation in CT is not the best, but it is supposed to bet getting better.

The loan amount is 1 million but can adjust it based on the deal that we find.

My deal, which I’m very excited about because it works so well for me in so many ways, is likely to fall through without an adjusted appraisal or a new one.

I think my best bet will bet to look into the Section 121 exclusion and have him sell it to me.

Well, I am planning to move from Philadelphia (Philly) to Austin but the HR does not want to adjust to a higher salary.Based on her opinion, Austin has low(er) cost of labor.

In any case, consulting with an attorney is your best bet before doing anything that seems tricky with bill language.

I bet that if you text or call a few of the agents you know (or if you contact a few in our investor-friendly agent directory here) that they will get back to you promptly and you will be glad you worked with an agent rather than trying to close a property on your own.