Talk to a local lawyer to check everything and use extra forms for any special rules about the fee or deposit.

Seller is paying $5,000 of closing costs and a $5000 credit towards a contractor for repairs found during inspection.Here is the part that is bothering me...

These are very personal decisions.I can't tell you how many times I had a seller pay me to go in and redo kitchens and baths, and then get called back by the new buyer to redo the brand new custom work....just because of color.I would just put the house on the market and price it a little high, maybe $20k...?

These are a list of my lessons and challenges along the way:*Pay someone to rip up the tile in a house!

What are you paying them for?

Your tenant has already signed the new lease, which confirms his agreement to the new rent amount, sending that notice via certified mail can act as an extra layer of documentation that can be helpful in maintaining clear records. 

Most of them are $10 or a bit more with extra digital items included, and it's very easy to add your info, brand the colors and then upload it to Dropbox.

In my opinion, that is a total waste.Instead, I would pay 100% attention to who I am speaking with at the time, remember their name, remember 1-2 talking points about them.

You do not need to pay a lot of money for the information that he provides.If you go to his seminars it is mostly just upselling to get you to buy into another program that will provide you with the information missing from the current program.

Creative means terms vs paying cash!