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Maybe they'll be installing a used unit or the guy installing won't be licensed.  

Ok, I called him - he said that "I have to be careful what I say (wrote) in an email because he could lose his license".

The best way to take advantage of these is to get your real estate license and list the properties for sale.  

I'll be taking my licensing exam this weekend (which I am very confident about) and I do have a sponsoring broker.

She is really nice and I want to do the right thing so the suggestion to help her find a new place might be a great option as I should have my real estate license within the next month or two anyway.If I do sell it back ; my plan would be as followsPay in cash in the next week :Get an adjustable rate loan at 75% of appraisal in the next 30 days (around 90k after loan fees) and pocket about $18 K in the next month.Rental price has not been agreed to but my thoughts were to have her pay for all needed repairs and maintenance to offset the low purchase back price that I would be agreeing to up front.Would you 2 Gurus do this deal ?

If this is a licensed property manager that you have a management contract with, read your contract with him very carefully to make sure you know exactly what you agreed to.

We went to independent licensed inspectors for complete home inspections reports.  

I have a feeling she is going to stop helping me soon, I'll need to get licensed so I have MLS access.

I remember when I graduated nursing school as a Licensed Practical Nurse.