If they don't have their own agent, you need to use extra caution.

Sounds like your EMD should be refunded unless they are willing to reduce the price to cover the extra costs you will incur, and they will have to disclose the termites and damage to any future buyers, so they should be willing to negotiate.

If I liked them I would have asked for an extra months security deposit or maybe 2 months and rented to them.

He also mentioned you help the middle class then they go buy tv's,cars etc. and it drives the economy.My problem with this statement is that he said we lost 9 million jobs in the recession and hired back 4.5 million.The problem is the QUALITY of jobs that people lost and the jobs they had to take as a replacement are nowhere near each other in income levels.I would venture a majority of the new jobs are low income where you tread water paying the bills .In this case consumers will not have much discretionary income to spend on extras to drive the economy.

She can stay in the three bedroom if she pays the extra amount, but she might not be able to afford it.I asked the worker if this is nationwide.

Tenants are on limited housing budgets (usually), so they don't want to spend extra if they can avoid it.

He told me that he wanted to earn 10% on his money not that he wanted a 10% cap rate.

They should not be out of pocket for the extra living expenses.

Ultimately, assuming you were planning to paint and replace the flooring anyway, you're going to be paying for the following extra stuff related to remediating the mold:- Remove any sheetrock that got wet- Remediate the mold behind the sheetrock- Perform air quality test(s)- Replace the sheetrockRemoving the sheetrock from the entire 2000 sf house probably wouldn't cost more than $3000.

Currently he is earning 1/10 of a percent on the money in there.