2) We tell them that they are 100% responsible for the rent for the full duration of their lease whether they live there or not.3) We offer to list the apartment for rent and if it is rented prior to the end of their lease, then we will release them, however, they are responsible for the rent up until that point and they are required to cooperate with showings, etc.4) Their security deposit is dealt with normally, any repairs that we need to make (including getting rid of their trash left in a hasty departure) all gets billed to the security deposit.5) If they don't let us list the apartment and can't pay the rent, they will be evicted and that will show up on both of their permanent records for a long time (usually this is motivating for them not to do this)Luckily, the times we've had to do this, we've ended up with better tenants on the re-rent and have had ZERO downtime for the turnover, so it actually cost us aggravation and time on our part, but did not lead to an actual vacancy.

Once our other jobs quieted down, we were able to fire the GC and sub things our selvesGC was not paying ANY of their subs or labor...we had to find the subs and get lien releases from each person and settle with them so they did not get screwed by the gcGC attempted to sue us for the entire SOW budget.  

Both properties are on one parcel so refinancing one will require getting a lot release and survey.

Too bad it causes cancer when the particles are inhaled.In a fire, all of the asbestos particles are released as a very fine dust which, when inhaled, can cause about a dozen different types of lung cancers and mesothelioma.  

It's what I pay but I don't have a leasing/re-leasing fee and I'm not in your market.

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Doing so, however; does make it a brand new offer and not in force until all parties come to a meeting of the minds and sign the final counter and original contract.In this case you can counter a realistic time frame in which they must release the "subject to" clause, giving them time to get their appraisal in and or make a decision to continue with your purchase knowing their deal is pretty solid.

https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2016/cb16-81.html

Once they are comfortable, they release the security deposit to the owner so that he or she can make up the repair costs. 

Then when we sell, we pay him and he releases the lien.