You should talk to a real estate attorney or title company that works with investors in your area to ensure you are in compliance with any laws.

Vacancy and capex are huge parts of ensure you are financially safe.

Ultimately, whether your PM is at fault here or not, they should be looking to resolve the issue in some way that will make you happy after all you do look to to them to lessen your stress and ensure your property is run smoothly and so if they don't at least make an attempt to make it right somehow, I would look to find another PM which is more of a 'partner' with you, instead of just a hired management company.

It doesn't ensure that someone else doesn't have interest in the property as well.They are often used in divorce situations and so forth.

Always ensure you are 100% aware of what position you are buying into and what that entails when the dust settles.

She works hand in hand with the sales division to ensure that the marketing a) gets consumer to reach out to WE's sales staff and b) sets expectations so the sales staff can close on those 'leads' and sell Widgets.Sally does this for a living, day in and day out.

Get it straightened out and have them show you the property and where the problems lie.4-While you're in town shop around for a new PM5-Revisit your current PM, give them notice and tell them you expect a smooth transition and that you plan to revisit to ensure that it does.

If so, instead of signing the current cash for keys agreement should I reduce the amount of the agreement to still expedite the move out prior to the 30 day requirement (to ensure house is empty by closing) with the thought the tenant would still agree to an amended agreement opposed to being evicted for disrupting my transaction that cost me a significant margin of sales profit?

If so, instead of signing the current cash for keys agreement should I reduce the amount of the agreement to still expedite the move out prior to the 30 day requirement (to ensure house is empty by closing) with the thought the tenant would still agree to an amended agreement opposed to being evicted for disrupting my transaction that cost me a significant margin of sales profit?

So, to get things smooth and to ensure she has the ability to move, I'd consider around $1000.