I would consult an attorney in your area to see what the courts have been ruling as a "fair amount of time to find a tenant" - if they generally only give 2 months then ask for 2 but if they give 3....He is legally required but doesn't mean he won't just bail.Oh - also - if he is joining the Military or needs to break it for a military reason I am pretty sure you have to let him break it.

Scott, that's why the results of your homework so far, from the experts you've consulted, indicate that it hinges significantly on that subjective intent factor.

A good chunk of my time is also spent consulting clients, analyzing my existing portfolio, working out, mountain biking...

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He is actually a member of a board that consults with the state of Nevada on health insurance issues, not just your typical salesman.

Hi Guys,I'm new to real estate and I'm hearing about these intermediaries (also called consultants) who say their job is to match buyers and sellers.

Can I consult an attorney?

I guess I would have to consult a real estate attorney to find out the real answer.Of course usually the banks would normally pay the tax bill, since they would not want to lose the property.

A cash4cashflows.com website, is a clear indication of a Cash Flow Consultant.