It also drastically interferes with the ability of property owners to screen potential residents.As I’ve said, tenant screening is the most important thing a property manager does.

Consider what questions the potential mentor may ask and how you would answer.

I also considered the appreciation potential.

Does not matter from whom you borrowed and where they got the money to lend you.Third, their situation is potentially problematic.

Heh, heh, heh By deeding it back to the seller, the buyer causes all kinds of other unanticipated legal and tax problems.

Potential Solutions: (a) I'm thinking of contacting the seller directly (I obtained his/her email from already provided screenshots) and asking for the utility bills.

The advantage at least of this approach is that I could walk away, and although I'd lose my 5% deposit, that would likely be cheaper than being involved in a  long drawn out legal process as I continue to absorb holding costs (taxes/insurance/maintenance, etc.).

I already completed the lead inspection.I have a potential tenant looking to move in April 1, can I have a tenant before the license process is completed?

None of our earlier models had any of these features.Probably won't get our damages back, but still feel happy adding to the thief's legal issues.Our locations stay really clean now.

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