BTW, you can't just modify the CFD without Dodd-Frank compliance, a modification is a new extension of credit, remind your attorney.

Easy one, nice reminder particularly around lease renewal(s).

Remind her that she is still under contract with you and clarify what the penalty will be for breaking that lease.

Lenders will pull all three, toss high and low, use middle score.Get a dog, call him FICO, to remind you of the importance of FICO or FIDO.Terry

@Tina Acevedo Just a reminder that county assessment may not truly reflect the current market value of the property. 

I would remind exiting tenant that you will not apply a penalty fee for breaking her lease.

You can also remind them that you/PM need to know who is living in the unit. 

Remind her that she will lose her voucher if there is an eviction and you will report that to CHA.  

Its on a FAR BAR Contract provided by me.Also contract states in section IIPurchase Price: 160,000PaymentOther: Buyer to take over reminder of loan and payoff costs to close free and clear.Balance to close by cash, wire transfer or LOCAL DRAWN cashiers or official bank checks, subject to adjustments or prorations .......................

Your post reminded me of an agent in my MLS that was a big 49er fan so ended all his listings with 49 cents.