For example, the seller does not need to tell a buyer if a diseased person ever lived in the home, or if a homicide, felony, suicide, or any other death occurred there (Georgia Official Code Annotated §44-1-16(a)(1)).

Your tenant is responsible for rent, utilities, and other agreed-upon charges until a new tenant takes over or their lease term officially expires.

Since, the lease has not been officially signed that we will not deduct and give them the reason as to why....I suspect that they talked to their landlord and they will lose their deposit if they move out before a certain date...they mention december the 6th...but I also checked and see that they been living there since sept of year 2018 so its been more than a year of the lease....did they renew the lease and then decide that they want to move out or did they do month to month and then made some agreement with their landlord....regarding the return of their security deposit...since they living at a small space they might not have too many things to move out and she mentions that she can't find a moving company during the holidays is weird....UHAUL operates on holidays unless she referring to private moving company...which can help them move all their stuff out in one day...

A group of coworkers are moving to a Truckee for the summer but most are leaving to be with family (in state or out of state) Almost everyone Ive spoken with (without kids) and whom live in the city are looking to break out of their lease now that WFH has been officially accepted until the end of the year.

You do not need any paid documents services for EIN or Financial Account Authorization Letter or agreement or official seal etc by paying a lawyer.

I think what helped is that I put together a very official looking agreement stating the date and $$ that would be paid to the tenant. 

So I’m looking for a few properties but I’m having issues with finding official city or zip code statistics.

You also can choose the official state contract you can get from a local realtor. 

I am completely and utterly un-researched in this area, and only know from Bigger Pockets posts and Marketplace radio pieces what the official word is, BUT -- I look around the IP - "inside-the-perimeter" area of Atlanta at all the ginormous apartment complexes going up, 4 within a square mile of the Decatur town square alone -- and I think I'll stick with the fringe area SFRs with yards, and allow pets. 

So, in my state, those FMR values would be for a brand new home with all the amenities in the best neighborhood.I could not find any type of 'formula' online, at least not an officially published one to help figure out what they'd be willing to pay.