Note: softness doesn't mean a crash -- it just means that there are fewer offers accepted within the first few days.

But once I went to the invoice, and applied the credit from there, it just accepted it and done with it.

My wife is tough as nails and I know she'll be down to take any path, that being said I think if it was up to here solo she would just sell the place and accept we'll be working our whole lives like everyone else.

The document says "Your checks will be returned to you should your bid not be accepted.

Seller countered at $115,000, and I accepted.

Yes, he is being a jerk - not to mention a fool not to at least accept 3 days rent reimbursement! 

If the tenant refuses to accept the registered mail but the copy sent by U.S.

Ultimately, I suppose it just matters what I can accept, but trying to more methodical about it

The initial analysis is optimistic, but I get a sense that once I go through the actual 203k process with consultants that the numbers will change, which I’m prepared to accept and not move forward if the numbers don’t support my BRRR goals.

I recommend your lease include a minimum 3% annual increase so the tenant is always expecting it and you avoid falling too far behind.Give them 3% or $25 or something to that affect and they can either accept it or move out.