The non-rental language and the no income-earning adults language are under separate sections of the affidavit, so I am not sure I understand if they interact or conflict with eachother in that scenario. 

What I *don't* ask her is how much she thinks the maintenance would cost, or anticipated operating expenses over the next year.Beyond that, paralysis by analysis is a very real thing. 

We anticipate that the outcome will be years of cash flow.

I guess this is a good first step to work on my interaction with other people.See you guys around the forum.

That's because if you handle your marketing and follow-up and interactions correctly, you'll have a much higher rate of referral business, and that can turn one client into five clients really fast.

It is definitely taking longer and costing more then I anticipated. 

Ideally, I anticipate a third of them to eventually qualify and get a mortgage before their 3 year lease is up, though I have no first hand experience to corroborate this estimate.

Mainly because I bought two properties at once and that took up a lot of cash and then the repairs were more extensive than I anticipated.

Push them for a faster move out, EBCLC should also be anticipating this and they will probably push their client in good faith to settle.Yes it sucks and it is wrong, but your focus should be to move forward as fast as possible.

I anticipate a list price at $250k.