Today, Lender calls me and demands that I pay him $750 for the delay.

families who move to a different school district would definitely do all that before the school year starts, and that's summer.There are a lot of people switch job, a lot of those happens in summer too.Recently we helped our client to rent his townhouse out, and we found the tenant who's moving in town.When everyone is trying to move at the same, the demands go up and the supply is technically fixed, you can technically demand more rent, but then again, it also depends on other factors too.

With A&M and Blinn here, we always have a huge demand for rentals during the "regular" school year.

If you would like to have me review the note and make a suggestion for action, please send me the note, and the proposed contract.Commercial notes often do have have terms not found in residential contracts, such as  valid due on sale, interest rate adjustments based on the business net income and net worth, prohibition of secondary financing, to name a few, all of which can accerate the note to demand payoff.

Jonathan Gregori Demand won't ensure you will profit from a rental.

It may seem rude to some, but I am an out-of-town landlord and my processes demand that tenants can operate things like web-based statements and electronic deposit.  

It is in south San Francisco, the code officer told me that this house has the thickest binder in city history.It turned out that an old garage was demoed by the Fannie Mae upon city demand.

If the condo is suited for families but it's 3 weeks before school starts with two vacant units then there doesn't see to be any demand at that price.

What about location, is there a high demand for houses, or are there a lot of them on the market?

It can be good money, and a GOOD management company is always in demand.