Do I just cancel the inspection, do I have to pay upfront for the inspection, or say I do find a buyer do i have to pay for the inspection when it occurs? 

Once the tenant & landlord start this push-shoving, damages to the apartment can occur at any time regardless of if/when you file - - it's just human nature -- suck it up and move beyond the disappointment.If she says Sunday, the try to cooperate - - it costs you nothing and you could be home free. 

Pros: a. more than one unit so vacancy isn't zero if one unit is vacantb. all your problems (roof, yard maintenance, etc) occur in one spotc. possibly more cashflowd. purchasing is the same process as a single unit, so one closing process, one set of closing costs but you get two units or moreCons: a. more upkeep inside (ex: two bathrooms, two kitchens, etc)

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There is no quick fix.He should probably stay somewhere else in the meantime, and not be surprised if more damage occurs before its all over.

Real Estate Investing has this problem...it is not Liquid enough to get out quickly enough when the next 2008 Economic Collapse occurs.

Also, you really should have some cash in reserves to address any bigger ticket maintenance items that may occur after you have a renter in place. 

Even though we don't know the full situation of events that led to the tenant wanting to withdraw their offer when they knew it would take 30 days to get approved.

if yes, you generally won't be able to take distributions unless one of the following triggering events is met.Death, disability, have reached age 59 1/2.

In the event that your closing costs are $1,500, how can you increase your loan to $98,500 to cover costs?