I hate to say this....but as a Christian myself, when someone breaks a contract (as they broke your lease) and says they're "trusting things to the Lord"...I get pissed and very suspicious.

Originally posted by Brad Tusa:Continuing on the MLS sayings, here is my thoughts.

i know the listing broker is not supposed to tell you what the other offers are but most of them will...and part of me doesnt believe him...he called me today and strangely told me that the bank wants both offers and that they might still accep my lower offer, something just doesnt smell right...keep you posted If they'll tell you a secret, then lord knows what they will tell the other side.

This will only encourage slumlording at it's worst and it will be run by drug lords and gang leaders who get wise.

Originally posted by Brad Mccarter:In My local, and higher end rental, I do much more to maintain a friendly relationship.

When I buy a building I ask my electrician to do a safety check. he charges me a service call fee to come out +/- $85.Lord knows the previous owner who was probably a DYI weekend hero or worse yet a FLIPPER cut corners.

., Oh and he's the coupon and rebate king too (Oh lord, I hope he never reads this :mrgreen: ).

It was verbally agreed upon that my intended move-in date of mid-February (about a month from now) is fine with the land-lord.

Join your State Land Lord association.

@davidcruiceThank you for taking the time to give great insight as well as nice tips to writing a land Lord letter.