Do they write you a check for the assessed value of your home?

I have it in writing,  witnessed and do a walk through of the home with them and make sure they are clear on the terms.  

Knows the current laws and helped save me thousands in write offs and depreciations 

"Oh,we have had quite the traffic we even have someone interested who is an insurance relocation, they will pay 200 dollars more but it is only a 6 month lease...don't worry though you will come out on top with the extra 200" This really got to me (in a bad way) I didn't even write back.

I would ask the seller if one of the tenants  maybe already wanted to move or would be willing to if not write it as part of the deal and the seller would either have to get them out somehow or find another buyer.

If they want some ridiculous number, then you can write them off without wasting your time.

My experience with contractors start with in writing and pay only 1/3 up front, 1/3 better than half of the work done, last payment when they finish with no returns necessary after inspection to fix something they missed or messed up.

I’ve been really busy for the last few months shopping for multifamily deals and writing new software for underwriting my acquisitions.

She tried to give it for free or donate to the church and take a tax write-off plus loss write-off.

I wanted to write about a recent phone call that saved me tens of thousands and will change the amount of money in my bank account for the positive.