They're just not going to come to South Lake anymore - hell, they've already been clobbered with $1,000 fines for unloading luggage in the wrong place, or being in the hot tub at 10:01 PM. 

If I wanted a full appraisal I could've got it, but paid the extra $400 or so.Helocs have more fine print than a regular mortgage. 

For example, I have clients that won't take below a 12% ROI with a light rehab while I also have clients that won't do value-add so they are fine with a 8% cash on cash return. 

Most of the complaints were about about fine print items, and being over charged, but I figured I would call them anyways and see what happens.

It would take the better part of 2 days to get inside every unit to inspect, plus go over the financial with a fine tooth comb, verify utilities, and check with the city on any outstanding code issues....why would I burn up two days of my time only to uncover countless other lies when the Seller wouldn't even respond on paper? 

If they can’t provide a legit local mental health professional recommendation, or you can prove the animal is causing you a financial hardship, then you can certainly raise rent, fine them if your lease allows, require them to get rid of the animal, or evict if you want.

Based on that, you structured your deal fine.

I just used TurboTax for my first few years, and it was fine.

Telling a judge that you denied someone with adequate credit, adequate income, and adequate everything else because you "did not like their kids" or that you didn't like "the way they look" is going to result in a fine. 

He asked if he could find a replacement/sub-let which I agreed was fine, pending my approval.