What this means, in plain English, is if you're renting to 5 tenants and 1 skips out the remaining 4 students are responsible to make up the difference.

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Joey English You need to be concern about what the tenant will tell the judge and did you fail to fix things the tenant asks you to fix.  

I did work at a very international company and I had many teams overseas so I learned to understand their English.

If you believe everything posted on the internet about South Florida you can be quickly convinced its a third world expensive hell hole where English only speaking folks are not welcome.  

Some are just bad english. 

After being involved in real estate for a while, it occurred to me the other day when I was talking to my sister that the words you are using may not mean what you think they mean to ordinary people.  Such as:Cute = T...

The things I had to spell out for that guy - and I mean literally spell out, in English - it was just absolutely mindblowing.

When I was teaching English in Korea, I had 10 minutes between class, and I would try to click on the latest email notification.

Bill Gulley Thanks for the English Language lesson - pardon me for poor English language command, it is my 5th language, still couldn't master it after so many years :(The reason I try to make a deal out of this is the way I see it (I could be wrong) is that - with a $300k purchase price PLUS $32k in rent income over the next 3 years, the seller will be getting $332k vs. whatever he could get now no matter what the final selling price is listing with an agent. 

They have two English Bulldogs, not a scratch anywhere.