Friendly advice, I wouldn't put the address out there unless you have it under contract.

That costs the owner money.After that, the PM should have good systems in place to make the operation move smoothly and to make sure everything gets addressed in a timely manner.The real challenge is the law of triple constraints, Done Right, Done Fast, Done Cheap.

I have wrong address.

I'm assuming this would be addressed at the time my customers decide to go ahead and lease the property?

We gave him till the end of the month, when I collected the keys he claims he doesn't have a forwarding address, and said I had to call to turn off the utilities-that's when I find out most were turned off due to non- payment.The big kicker, the next door neighbor is his brother AND boss.I'm so upset, we thought we had a good tenant and then we had to deal with so much BS, has anybody else had an experience like that?

I wanted to purchase a property prior to my departure from here (Okinawa, Japan) so I have an address for the military to ship all of my household goods to.

This doesn't address other big ticket mechanicals like AC and furnace.

Have you looked at addressing where the moisture might be coming from ie. exterior grading, lack of gutters etc?

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The successor landlord shall, within 14 days from the date of such transfer, notify the tenant who made such security deposit by delivering or mailing to the tenant's last known address that such security deposit was transferred to the successor landlord and that the successor landlord is holding said security deposit.