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I’ve even given mine out in public presentations because it is very easy to get some one SS# today. 

Our tenants love us, leave us rave reviews and even give us presents at the end of their stays.

If you want to be safe, keep anything they left for a while in case they come back for it.If all you had was verbal comment that they are leaving, you may need to go to court for possession of the unit so that you can legally throw out the items they left.

This will present a great networking opportunity for you and can answer many questions you may have regarding your local Real Estate market.Hope this helps!

I think you're asking a very good question (and that's much more deserving of a full answer than the first snarky comment you received).The answer depends on your risk tolerance and financial goals (as some have said).

@Kevin Zheng   Dollars and cents aside - what is best for your mom - there's pro's / con's to all 3You're asking a somewhat vague question as there are lots of things to consider - such as how much money she has (will she outlive it and eventually go on govt assistance -- the answer to this really could help you in your search for an AL facility or SNF (skilled nursing facility) --- What are her present needs - how is her health - what does she need help with presently?

Should I have someone look at my offer first to make sure everything is lined up before presenting it?

Are those adjustments that you listed already factored into the rates presented or are those on top?