Hopefully things go smoothly, and I promise the more effort you put into clear and concise communication in the beginning, the less chance tenant will get upset as a result of unexpected outcomes (like starting an eviction process, if only because you have to protect yourself).Source - years working in real estate.

I am so sorry for you guys. please post the outcome  two words for your next purchase    TITLE SEARCH

One thing I've been trying to locate is great places to prospect accredited investors.

@Skip Reath  I know you posted over 2 years ago, but what was the outcome?

As a bystander, you are limited in your ability to influence the outcome.

I'm prospecting for some deals of my own but looking for product hasn't been as easy as I initially thought it would@John Miller Please do and let me know!

After attempting my sale and disqualifying the prospect, what if I asked the prospect if their house was for sale or if they knew anybody who did have a house for sale?

.- risk of losing the tenant + related expenses + very unclear prospects of winning this case (they would argue that leaking faucet that was not overflowing the bathtub is not something urgent in their mind)Poor alternatives (IMHO):- Tell them to repair the bathroom themselves, but there is no way I can enforce it.- Fix it, talk to them, give them "last Chinese warning" and hope that this will do it.** BTW when I called tenant to tell them that there is a leak, they said: I know, in the bathroom.

Each prospective new tenant over the age of 18 must complete an application, pay a $20 fee, pass a background check, and sign the Agreement.

The prospect of a 5-6 townhouse came up a while back on a property that went under contract the day before I bid.What town are you looking in?