I expect to pay down full loan in about 15 years, cutting the loan term in half with extra payment.So, your tenant comment was right on!

Give them specifics, remind them they need to respect their neighbor's right to quiet enjoyment, and tell them that further complaints may result in termination.2.

The things that happen again and again, that you know how to handle, but can't prevent from happening.Late or non-payment of rent, early terminations, unauthorized guests or animals.

Terminating the deal will cause you to forfeit your earnest money, not to mention waste everyone's time.

This situation you put yourself in makes it very difficult for you to make the decision to terminate (fire) your employee, lay off your employee and the situation makes it difficult for you to refuse to give pay raises and other perks to your employee because anything you refuse to do gives your employee the opportunity to use that situation against you. 

You can terminate the lease or change the lease terms with two months notice (long term tenant to me implies over a year). 

Due to the appraisal and other factors, I had to terminate the deal.However, after a week, the bank that I was using is sending me invoices for their lawyers and other costs that they incurred when working on the deal.I certainly wasn’t anticipating them charging me for every little thing from their end.Is this normal practice?

What would you do in my situation1 - I paid $20K for the earnest deposit.2 - I had 2 contingencies in the contract: inspection and financial3 - I sent a termination notice (signed real estate form) before the inspection contingency deadline because the property had asbestos.

If you never formally/properly terminated the agreement, due to time expiring, I’d run it by an attorney.  

@Bradley Rieger check this out: https://www.northjersey.com/st...It sounds like you have plenty of justification for terminating the lease.