When I was a tenant I never had a landlord try to stack a big repair bill on me, because I always left the places in fantastic shape.

It is a great way to keep each other involved and not feel left out.

Read the contract carefully and don't rely on what they're telling you, seeing as it seems they may have left out some details in the conversation you had with them if they made it sound like you'd owe a commission regardless of circumstances (length of time since this listing, etc.)As far as why it's not selling, if the photos are good and the description is correct and appealing, most likely the issue is price.PS.

What was the ultimate reason you left the property?

In the left sidebar menu, if you hover over one of these documents, you can see a drop down menu appear where there's an option to not only preview, but 'print sample'.

Hypothetically - this is in Virginia but most states adopted the federal laws   Owner - Grandparent Heir - GrandchildParents - NOT involvedRent collection after death - FriendProperty guardian - assigned If rental property is left as inheritance  to minor GRANDCHILD  - after the death of the grandparent : -to be transferred to the grandchild when he reaches 18 - Deed in place , - to be rented  until then - - the rent to be collected on the behalf of friend , claimed by the friend as rental property for tax purposes, and the friend pays taxes on the income.Question - Is this possible and what will be the issue in this case scenario?

Hi all,I am aligning everything to do my first REI in the U.S. and I am wondering if there is any CPA out there that can help with the following: I am a U.S. citizen living and working overseas (for 6 years now).

So, tanent (renting for about 8 months here) called saying his fiance left, so he can't pay full rent.both of them are on lease ,now I don't want to be a warden and manage roommates etc.I would rather prefer to rent to a family vs dealing with roommate issues.time left in lease= 11 monthsSF bay area- can I allow him to break lease and leave- can I sell the property (i don't want to ,but if they can't pay and don't leave ?

Funny story of why I left business and went into full time real estate investing 22 years ago.  

But...http://www.exeter1031.com/arti...That loophole is closed if you don't live in the property first.Also, if the OP is already in the process of closing this month (not many days left), can he 1031 the transaction at this late stage of the game?