But I think you should show the POF As an agent I have had seller's request POF before releasing any information, they don't want to waste their time.  

@Rousner ErmonfilsOld valves will leak over time and are not always 100%.Debris in the water can pit the face of the valve or the valve seat, so you don't get a good seal.You can try to open and tighten the valve a few times to release possibly trapped debris, but if the valve face or the valve seat is pitted it will be hard to get a tight seal.You can try and see if there is another place to turn off the water like at the water heater.

TAR just released their survey of rent performance in Texas' big five metros.

The units trade out and you have constant lost rents,eviction costs, and they live hard in the units which causes substantial make ready again to release.

Clean it very well first with TSP, otherwise the oils will soak through the paint or even release whatever you put on it from the paneling.  

Since I performed the work and developed a rapport with them they released the liens and dropped the fees to zero. 

Official Release Here:http://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-249.html...This is huge news for investing.

I had one like this last year were we had to sue for performance and we did record the memorandum and I had 50k in EM up and released to the seller.. so I HAD real equitable interest.. and I had to put the rest of the purchase price into escrow on the day of closing and leave it there for almost 2 years.. another 105k... but at the end of the day we won the suit.. and ended up with the property..

I don’t have a leasing/releasing fee but there is a small inspection fee.

And, just like Thomas S. mentioned, he needs to turn over the key and sign a document that he is releasing the unit back to you.