cause mine are just manual knobs....

With a turnkey, you have almost no exit strategy short term that won't cause you to take a loss on the property.

@Amir SaeedI agree, new appliances go a long way with new buyers, they have enough expenses plus if not having them may cause you to have more holding costs due to not selling for another 30 days or so.

Avg rent is $900 or lower, deal prices ranges from $39-$79Krehab around $50-$100K- ELECTIC,ROOF, PLUMBING would need re done- Knob-Tube Stuff.Comps $120-$140 if your lucky cause no one would want to OWN here do to the neighborhood. 

Hello Landlords and Property Managers of BP,I have been working on a research project for a while to look at how common and alternative screening methods predict different aspects of what I'm calling Tenant Performance (including Payments, Vacating, Maintenance, Cleaning, Interactions with Landlords, and Causing Damages).

Keep in mind that if you have a prohibited transaction you will cause the entire account to be distributed in that year.

Getting information here is only going to end up creating preconceived notions that may be in conflict with what he may want and will cause tension from the get go. 

They are backing out on a legally binding contract, causing damage to your business, and it's reasonable for you to recoup a portion of the loss.

There is no harm in testing your authority as the landlord.

When I held everyone jointly and severally liable for not reporting a significant water leak under the kitchen sink, they caused a stink but ultimately paid a portion.You'll also have tenants moving out when others stay, so you're trying to decide whether to take from one security deposit now and one later for common area damage.