(and wasn't there less than 5 mins prior, so think she was stealing it) I put it back, give her the check and receipts and ask her to sign saying she received the check and understands the charges for cleaning, carpet damage.  

A few weeks ago I received several job offers after applying to be an assistant property manager, both from companies that managed SFRs and small multi-family, and those managing large apartment complexes.

I'll definitely let her know about all the advice received.

It’s too bad your renters didn’t tell you when they received a certified letter saying the Hoa was trying to get ahold of you about a violation which I assume they would have as all fine notices I’ve received have come certified mail.

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This concerns me because of the reports I have received from the neighbors that picked up these things up from the new residents.

We will use a title company to conduct the title search and I will make sure we get the title insurance.So in this case, are there anything else other than the title I should pay attention to when close in such short period of time?

He also may be told that he should make those payments instead of her which is OK but the payment receiver might notice that the payment is from somebody else  and make their boss aware of that and he may enforce that clause of the full balance due clause. 

It can be an effective way to alienate potential clients ... when I receive such unsolicited communications, I make a point to add the sender to my list of folks with whom I will not do business.

Great advice you've received.