I believe they are correct about the lease being implied.The suit brought against me was in reference to a tenant without a signed lease.In my view, the only way to change this is to have a law written at the state level, forbidding the practice.

You can build a effective buyer's list this way and never have to face this problem again.Lots of others gave you more practical advice on fixing this little problem.

I do agree with you tho in that best practice may be to hire an experienced contractor and pay them to walk a property with me or help me understand how they would breakout the costs.

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You should follow the law and best practices of long-term rentals, not short-term rentals.2.

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There's got to be some that specialize in this area of law and business practices.

I am not sure if he would be willing to do this but figure it is a good opportunity for me to practice negotiating.

It takes time to read, absorb, and put into practice.

What are the PRACTICAL remedies if he does indeed decide not to sell or show up at closing.