Please guide how to handle it properly?

@Andre P.The reply to name does not work properly on a phone for me, need laptop.I hear what you're saying via your response to me, but what you need to understand and hear is that you're focused on the wrong things. 

I didn’t read where the two of you have ever had a run in or even a conversation with each other.Ultimately though, it sounds like the biggest thing working against you in this scenario is that you are on a month-to-month agreement, which means you could have moved out at any time with proper notice if you felt so unsafe.

I know a lot of people who don’t do coaching any type of coaching and they make a lot of expensive mistakes that could have been avoided with proper coaching and guidance. 

Others might be fine with taking risk, but least by doing this a person can get an idea of what might go wrong.e) Legal document analysis: it will usually take a few days to go through the legal document properly, as almost inevitably there are tons of gotchas that either have to be explained, or mitigated with a side letter.That is the very short summary of what I do.

I’m probably going to have to expand my geographic scope as properties in Nashville proper become quite pricey.

I feel like I'm taking crazy pillsAnyone else run into this.Thanks guys & galsSide notes:Old lease was 575/ MonthNew lease Offered at 600/month.600/ month lease offer was retracted out of possible utility issues (duplex utilities not split)whole house lease was offered for 1200/month with option to sublet upstairs apt.Looks like you've given him proper notice.

I have enough for a 3.5% DPProblem 1: I have a job but no W2 income BUT am currently switching into a W2 at the end of the monthProblem 2: Dont have the 10-20 percent DP for the property for a conventional DPProblem 3: Holding costs for Hard Money for a few months until Bank accepts my new “W2 Job” for proper mortgage financing(I am aware there will be some time for proof of consistent funds from new W2 job to getting the FHA mortgage)*And yes I know about PMI with FHAIs this a strategy that sounds reasonable or am I making a bad decision?

It can also be a safety issue for yourself.From your post you appeared more concerned about getting the new tenant in paying right away then taking some time to assess the condition from the last tenant to get make ready and wait to screen for the best possible tenant after the unit has been properly serviced.Sounds like they liked the idea of the credit and then moved in and saw much more items wrong with the property.

I have enough for a 3.5% DPProblem 1: I have a job but no W2 income BUT am currently switching into a W2 at the end of the monthProblem 2: Dont have the 10-20 percent DP for the property for a conventional DPProblem 3: Holding costs for Hard Money for a few months until Bank accepts my new “W2 Job” for proper mortgage financing(I am aware there will be some time for proof of consistent funds from new W2 job to getting the FHA mortgage)*And yes I know about PMI with FHAIs this a strategy that sounds reasonable or am I making a bad decision?