If she was working, they could have prevented the foreclosure?

I get intimidated and want to see if there is anything I can do to prevent a lawsuit or protect myself.The tenant has been renting for 4 years and is now on a month to month.

Rather than trying to nit pick his way through the facts to try to determine which side was "right, " the judge  simply ordered the deposit be returned,  along with offering some free advice along the lines of "next time you do such an offer/agreement, do a better job of tying up any loose ends to prevent misunderstandings that end up in court."

It prevents proper screening standards from being followed.

Finish it thru closing and implementation of your daily business process/strategy (or hand over to a Property manager).

I also read the forums here, and each time someone shares a problem they've had, I ask myself if my lease language would have prevented or addressed that issue. 

I plan on implementing BRRR.

There are some restrictions and costs implemented by my brokerage for agent-interest properties that may eventually encourage a switch to a flat fee type brokerage, but for now it's workable.

If you're a few weeks ahead of having to purchase then decide to implement a reverse exchange.6.

Hey BP community! I need help ascertaining the cost of separating utilities (electric, water, and sewer) for a triplex built in 1971. Have you had this kind of work done in Florida recently?