They need to show proof of sending you February and March rents today.

1) "Minor water seepage" in the spring can mean a quarter of the basement floods in the rainy fall and new weeping tile and water proofing is required.2) Jack hammering concrete to put in plumbing is a really hard job - look for places with rough ins already or plan shorter plumbing runs.3) Remember to centre the lights on the ceiling around bulk heads not the centre of the room, because having a light right beside a bulk head looks really weird and blocks some light.

1) "Minor water seepage" in the spring can mean a quarter of the basement floods in the rainy fall and new weeping tile and water proofing is required.2) Jack hammering concrete to put in plumbing is a really hard job - look for places with rough ins already or plan shorter plumbing runs.3) Remember to centre the lights on the ceiling around bulk heads not the centre of the room, because having a light right beside a bulk head looks really weird and blocks some light.

The stabilization and proof of performance are what increases the value.

1) "Minor water seepage" in the spring can mean a quarter of the basement floods in the rainy fall and new weeping tile and water proofing is required.2) Jack hammering concrete to put in plumbing is a really hard job - look for places with rough ins already or plan shorter plumbing runs.3) Remember to centre the lights on the ceiling around bulk heads not the centre of the room, because having a light right beside a bulk head looks really weird and blocks some light.

Here's what you need to learn to be a wholesaler:1 - Find out where the buyers are.2 - Find out where the sellers are.3 - Have enough cash available for all the earnest Money you will need4 - Have access to a Proof of FundsHere's what else you need to do to be a good wholesaler:4 - Learn how to analyze properties.5 - Learn how to negotiate6 - Have a partner with the cash to do the earnest money7 - have a partner (should be the same partner) that has a POF

I’d get them under your lease as quickly as possible and make you use a good bullet proof one.

Short version of the story is the tenants show proof that they had security deposits in place with former owners and that our small rent increases were more than we thought as the disclosure provided had slightly inflated amounts (rent was disclosed at $750 when it was actually $725 as an example).

If you do not, then you are not a cash buyer.If they are asking for a Proof of Funds, and you can't provide that to them, they won't submit the offer.

Without proof, I wouldn't charge the tenant but I would certainly give them a warning.I would also stop her from conducting business on the property and I would charge her for any necessary repairs to the lawn.