If I was a tenant I would hope that the landlord would be gracious enough to work something out as to where I would be able to stay the extra week, even at a pro-rated cost.If I was the landlord...I would grant the extra week at no charge considering them to have been good tenants.

Hey I dont mind if they take the extra day, just so I can personally park myself in front of my rental in a lawn chair with a corona in my hand and watch my tenants and their housefull of TJ Maxx furnishings be thrown on the street by the marshall....But either way - they are out, and come April I put 2 properties on the market.

That’s 6,000 dollars a year of extra income for you.

I know I used to get a list off a county website that came available a few days before the list other investors were buying was available so with a little extra effort i got the list earlier and free.

I was only looking for options where I can find me a new residence for myself and make some extra income on the side by living in one unit and renting the other unit.

This would allow you to help investors by being able to offer "turn key" properties with the extra expense.* You would be able to get more market presense by speaking to both tenants and renters.* I read on here once that a landlord allowed tenants to break their lease if they used him as a realtor.

Many landlords don't care much for putting the extra nice finishes on their houses (maybe because their houses aren't cared for by the renters).

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I think in general this has been mostly a bait and switch - first it was an insurance job, but he mis-read the insurance policy that we gave him (he basically thought it was the policy where he could make some good money), so then he revised the bid to be a "cash" job with a $1,000 limit on "unforeseen work" like extra shingle layers and redecking.

If anything in these situations I just raise the rent to compensate for the extra person.