@Alana Reynolds In my experience there are really three ways to go about this, which one you choose will depend on how much effort and time you want to put into the process versus how much of the money owed you want to collect. 1.

I've been doing it for the past three years and have saved over 27K to use for other deals.

I had given them a payment plan to pay security deposit in three parts on move in, they paid the part that was required before move in but not the remaining two2.

You may have a fine, be required to pull a permit, open the wall for inspection or all three.

If possible, try to hire an inspector with five years or more of experience under his/her belt.

All three were either too ill informed, unprepared, or have a potential conflict of interest.

Need some advice on three opportunities that just came my way.

My lease renewal offers them three options: renew for one year at $XXXX rate, convert to a month-to-month lease at $YYYY rate, or move out by [DATE].

Hello BP,I am looking at purchasing a property that was foreclosed on five months ago.

Fast forward a few months later--the house has been completed and despite being in a new job making substantially more than the amount she previously made, she now finds herself with the prospect of losing her down payment of $17k with only three days left to close!