Looking forward to hearing more about what you can bring to the table and sharing insights as we navigate these tricky market conditions!

If they were long term I would let them break the lease and if the home was left in good condition then I would return the deposit - now this is just me but you have  alease that dictates specific terms that you can uphold them too or not.It would be ok to ask for the death certificate, and what you could say is its our policy to waive the fee for death but we need a record of it.

Just put it in an out if the way corner and let it climatize to the house conditions.

Also ensure that the home is in the same condition as when you viewed it and put that as a condition of releasing escrow. 

@Jin ChungWhat condition is the property in?

Quote from @David Felt: You are responsible for maintaining the home in its original condition.

On the flip side, there is some conditional love at play here that you need to think through. 

Hey Nicholas, I know we texted the other day but happy to give some feedback here as well.Look at the general condition of the house itself like you would any other property.But in terms of tenant quality, take a look at how they're living.

Each Scope of Work (SOW) is unique to each property, as the specific needs of each flip vary widely based on the property’s condition, location, and target buyer.

Insurance companies will likely not pay a claim from the roof or subsequent water damage because they will know the roof is already in poor condition.