So as long as you give your T/Bs at least 2 years and set it up so that they will have at least 5% equity (their down payment) then the only reason they wouldn't be able to close is if they deliberately defaulted on a loan (credit card, car loan etc.)

I don't remember what he charges but you can call his office and get a price.  

Also be aware that if the property manager works with those contractors they may charge a service fee on top of whatever the cost is.

They will send out an appraiser to determine the value of your property and charge you for it, they do not use property tax assessment value.

The next thing he told me was that I would need to create a company, lease the house to myself and put the other roommates on that lease in order to charge them rent.

I have also had tenants do work that they said was free at the time, only to come back later when moving out and try to charge me.

She has always paid her revolving credit cards on time. 

If you didn't over-pay for the house and he didn't charge you closing fees I'd just adhere to w.e he says....Your best bet is to post on Avvo and see what the lawyers say (its free).

s) but if they direct deposit they can make a small deposit and it will be considered accepted and nullify your case.Also, make sure you are charging a late fee 5% in NC that seems to motivate people as well. 

We've used the rental calculators to figure out all the numbers, returns etc but I'm wondering about 2 things:1) We have a business credit card that we just opened that has a 9 month interest free period.