I'd like to do what's fair to everyone involved and my thought is as of now to give the other tenants 60 days to find a new tenant to join the lease before writing a new one.

I have no idea how to form a business plan, any tips? I want to BRRR .

It typically gets about 70 attendees and the best part is you aren't sold on buying someone's program (many REIA's will try to sell you mentorship or software).

(not to argue with @Ashish Acharya), but technically you might be able to write off a very small portion of that $15K.

I use buildium from my PM software.

But done correctly they let you double dip appreciation cash flow and tax write offs for up to 6 months. 

Every detail needed to be agreed to in advance in writing.

I would put it in writing that the binder payment only holds the unit for 5-7 days, during which time you do your due diligence on the tenant and then meet to sign the lease and collect ALL move-in fees. 

Hi all,I was listening to a podcast talking about if you bought a new SUV and put your business information on it, you could write it off 100%.

Be nice, document all in writing, avoid phone calls or if you do talk make sure you record all the conversations- download ACR for your phone- save recordings, always prepare for court...I have some good vendors in Austin.