I would also like to include that we signed up for 1 year lease agreement and it ended in October 2017, we stayed in the house until February but didn't signed a new contract so basically it was a month to month lease situation.

Long story short, I had a tenant lined up, and we were going to do the lease signing this Saturday, and he calls me Wednesday to notify me he was let go from his employer.

My lease puts the "Milwaukee Water Works Bill" as the tenant's responsibility.

Because the land is owned by the forest service, you purchase just the actual structure and sign a land-lease with the government, and there are very specific rules about the use of the lands in that lease.

- It won't[End of conversation]Voucher or not, either they moved in with the floor condition like that, and therefore should have no expectation of it being fixed because that's how it was accepted upon lease signing.

My second instinct was "How can I structure a win/win deal".I'm thinking there is a lease structure to assume control of the duplex, live there a few months rent free myself, perhaps move in tenants into the other duplex unit, in order to mitigate the holding cost expense for the SFH after closing.Master lease option?

I have a lease agreement with a tenant who moved his wife into the house shortly after signing the lease. 

I just switched my PM and right now i pay 7% , leasing fee of $300 and $100 renewal fee.

Owner is trying to sell since he is older and looking to retire. 100% occupied with leases through December of 2018-Purchase price: $105,000-Monthly rent: $2250-Annual Tax: $1154($96.00monthly)-Annual Insurance: $ 1275( $106 monthly) -Property Management : 8% $180.00 monthly-Rents are currently about 10% below market value. 

I'm looking to learn about Lease Options deals I'm in the Washington DC area (DMV) so I know laws are different all across the country.