We planned on remodeling the house (it was extremely dated), moving in when the remodeling was done in the spring, and selling our suburban house.

The tent from these units would cover the taxes for the property, the heat for the house, and likely the cable/internet for the house.

They keep giving me fake dates through the whole month of February when I would be clear to close.

She made up a date even though we have proof that we terminated her contract 130 days ago.

My status is saying application has been paid but I see no dates or months or how long are they going to pay so should I see if the landlord have received the payment or wait to the months of how long they gone pay pop up 

My former tenant would ideally like to purchase the property himself once its been brought up to date by the buyer who is a rehabber of decent reputation in our area.

Can someone suggest if there is a way to successfully get the closing date moved by few weeks?

Sellers right not do not want to wait and will stick to the contract dates and if you cannot close in time your going to lose not only the house but your earnest money as well.

As a former Cleveland resident I'm sure you're familiar with a lot of the dynamics in the area but it's always good to have the most up to date data when you've moved away.

I have a few tenants who hand me checks for their rent and they tell me their will be no money in the accounts for 15+ days like they are entitled to pay their rent this way.So, last month, I sent a letter to several tenants telling them that they will be obligated to pay a late charge if their rents are one minute late and I told them to read their lease agreement in regards to their receiving a 3-Day Notice To Pay or Quit and our eviction process that starts when they have not paid their rent within the last date stated on the 3-Day Notice.I strongly believe that I have to whip my tenants back into shape (whatever that means).