It's most commonly non-payment of rent but sometime's it's holding over after a lease has expired or been properly terminated.

listingIds=2105851,2080337,2075036,2089370,2049903&fieldset=agent-full&format=report&expires=1504320495&signature=hJ3..GsrjO9FaTGB5yBH2gMcW$QRiKxTb~qfU*YrVtHX- average days on market - 9- median sales price $197kWhich, would make a conservative sales price of $190k.

I require tax statements prior to the expiration of due diligence and have never had anyone second guess providing them. 

Property manager then sends a notice 60 days before the annual lease expires saying please check one box: either  (__) I want to renew the annual lease and I acknowledge the new rent will be $xxxx (the new higher rent amount); or (____) I intend to move out at the end of the lease.  

I'm going to start posting notice to quit the moment that expires moving forward.

The lease doesn't expire until 11/30/2017, so technically she can live there until then.What's your suggestion?  

It has since expired, which I've confirmed on the state board.

My rate lock expired the day of closing and since the sellers were no shows, we decided not to purchase the property.

I found a HUD list on a .gov website, but every condo on there seemed expired.

I am working wiht the realtor, so will have to pay commission 5% on that deal too. as I understand, the closing costs will be a lot less than with the regular sale, and taxes will be spaced out over years vs all at once.One the balloon period expires, they have to refinance (so I get my all money back) or extend it.What are the red flags I need to be aware about owner financing?