Yeah i write into the leases that tenants will pay 1/2 of quarterly water bill mailed to them by landlord.

If a tenant trashed it, I wouldn't write it off just because the carpet is 30 years old.

I would get an attorney and have them write all this out for you so you both have everything in writing before something happens.

I would try and get something from Empire in writing (email) that you are OK and don't need anything.

The simplest way is to just write a flat fee for water / sewer into the lease as a line item.

That means you notify the tenant - in writing - that they are responsible for the full term of the lease or until a replacement tenant takes over, whichever occurs first.

However, it doesn't forbid the Seller from extending that tenant or signing a new lease with someone else.I would contact the Seller and ask them to put in writing that they will not make any changes to tenancy without your written permission.

I was working at a software company in Downtown Boston, and was in your shoes not too long ago looking for deals. 

I already have set up my CallRail account, my skip genie, and my list source. is there any software that is necessary for the wholesale business.

I started to write up the partnership agreement and then she called to say, I want to this deal on my own, will you wholesale it to me?