They send the worst third party contractors, authorize the least amount of repairs, and take an unacceptable amount of time to dispatch folks and make decisions on how a repair/replacement is to be handled, while your tenants are without their appliance what seems like FOREVER.

For cash transactions, we can handle the Closing several different ways.

I could have handled it differently, angered him more, and maybe had him vandalize the house one night. 

If you do not vacate the premises by that date, I will ask the court for an order allowing me to remove you and your belongings from the premises.

Our servicer and the trustee handle all the notifications for us so that we know we're in compliance.You don't have to wait to approach the borrower regarding a Deed in Lieu.

He will handle the rest.

If so and you are sure you can handle the management of this property then I say go for it. 

I would like to have my son and his friend handle any of the repairs also - maybe next year.

If the $ is big enough it might make sense to consult with an attorney to determine if this was handled properly by the seller/condo association as concerns prospective purchasers.

I am choosing to save up some capital until I can afford to handle mistakes, before I jump into a 6 figure decision.