I had the flexibility.While the competition was trying to find ways to increase revenue to cover the ever increasing holding costs through rent increases and providing fewer services, I was taking their tenants and making deposits.

Update your future leases to account for this type of situation.If it cover this, chances are you can post your notice to quit since she hasn't paid rent.

You'll need to pre-screen and see which one fits your criteria best.Kudos,Mary

The guy almost got mad lolI may have to cut and paste that on my computer screen SMH!

Looks like they used whatever they could find to cover the windows & doors (including old wooden doors!).

Have any of you used a management team to screen and find tenants for you, and then you manage the property yourself.

I would have still put in on the market, letting your contact know that the "recommendation" would have first rights if they got their stuff in and all checked out. meanwhile you could have lined up prospects, and "when" that 1st one feel through, you'd have a backup plan.It's great to help others, but always cover your own interests first-no one else will.

I doubt they would cover the issue.

My issue with the property is that I have heard stories about wholesalers not covering their end and taking the owners word that he doesnt owe anything in taxes and violations and once its under contract it turns out that they do.

Can not be certain they are all cash buyers, but doing the screening necessary to ensure that they bought or sold with cash may be more trouble than it is worth, and it explaining how to do that is certainly more detailed an answer than I care to give.