This goes from smaller properties managed in-house to larger properties managed by 3rd party management companies. 5.

My experience has shown that if you create win-win situation for all parties involved and you’re transparent in what you’re doing, more often than not, you’ll have a deal.

The best way to avoid any future ugliness is to make sure up front that all parties (including seller and tenants) are crystal clear on the terms:Due Diligence Period (DDP) - I'm sure your contract specifies a period during which you can assess the home and then decide whether you wish to move forward.

The only thing I guess is if you cant sell the home then you head for the hills or you are using that " subject to partner or 3rd party approval "  card trick.You might want to approach sellers from a different angle. 

So at this moment Account Closed where do you stand with your proposition? 

Stand up, if your were not, say thank you in the presents of others.Head for the doorGo outside, thenRun like hell!

I'm putting this flooring in all my rentals now and was wondering if it would stand the test of time.

The best part is it's free.

@Jarred Sleeth Thanks for ploughing through my semi-inebriated rambling :) Now that I read it again, my vague word-math doesn't stand up to scrutiny. 

The party will no doubt be a good time.