I current use another marketing company called Swithback but they are quite expensive. 

We've got a large 3 bedroom cabin with somewhat conservative rental projections for sale that I think if people actually saw all the returns on the investment over time, it would be a no brainer.

It can also be a. sign of economic growth.As long as there's no clear negative factor, it probably won't change much or could even be positive.

All three units will be funded by us - no loans.

No not at all!

If it really is no trouble to just move on and find another place, at least get a signed lease termination along with your funds returned so he can't try to hold you to your lease if his sale falls through. 

That's a "bad phone call" to get. 

My thoughts from the little I know about the raw numbers however:1) You have no reason to not raise the rent at least a small amount to compensate for the extra cost of ownership the past few years.

Call your lender and ask them to confirm underwriting has everything they need from you, ask when they will issue final approval and follow up on that.See if the current owner will share their preferred vendors for the property with you - begin to reach out to them and introduce yourself.Have a discussion with your family about what items from the house you'll be taking with you.

Oh no.... what we will we ever do in CA...