They may think they have a good case, but I think they would have to prove intent on your part.

We will also not accept a new contract with this buyer if the verbiage is removed because the buyer has disclosed there intentions.

The intent is to keep newbies from thinking rents - PITI = "Cash flow."

Hello BP,I'm currently in a bit of an unusual situation.I put a property under contract with intentions to reassign the contract, then started marketing it.  

There are people who post on all kinds of sites thinking they know, they post to see their comments posted, they may not have a clue and then, there are some who intentionally try to mislead just for giggles.

He reached out, got help and is clear in his intention with this property.Hope to see you around a lot!

@Michaela Graham On the other side of things, this tenant knowingly lied during her application has entered into the lease with the full intent of not abiding by it.We might give her until the new year to move, provided the cat leave immediately.

As you learn from this experience, you will become better at handling move-outs.Here is our process, if you care to borrow it:If a tenant informs us verbally of their intent to move, we remind them they must give us a written notice as per their rental agreement.

Tenant has become ill with a chest infection as a direct result.

You should take a look at their credit and not just dismiss it.I used to do high rate auto loan financing and we'd look at "ability and intent to repay" more than credit scores, but never forget there is a reason banks wont lend to these people, its because statistically they dont pay.