@Thomas S. this is not about m-2-m lease but about relationship with Tenants.I use 2-year lease and always get new Tenants before the old one is moving.However, if it's October to March moving, I need to decrease the rent to get well qualified tenant to replace. 

If you aren't using the 2-T, and you had an attorney draft a P & S for you, why not just edit it so it speaks to the contract being assignable?

If you really shot the moon then you ended up with Washington Local schools but I suspect that isn't the case.What is the condition of this house...I own three 3/1 bedroom houses on the sh*t end of Burnham in the 3900 block and those are rented in the low $700's per month to Section 8.

The historic main streets are filled with restaurants, outdoor cafes, shops, galleries, and other pedestrian friendly locations, mostly brick roads with pretty elevation changes. 

This particular property you discuss is one of the lower priced 3's for sale, and as you know it is a short sale. 

On the other hand, if it was the seller asking, I would recommend against it because it will effect the rates on their next policy on their new / future home(s)

I agree with @Thomas S. 

Originally posted by @Thomas S.

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