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Congrats, you actually got some kind of response out of a bank :)[/quote]

This was an asset management specialist hired by the bank. The bank took about a year from the last payment to get title.

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“how much was the cash for keys, if you don’t mind sharing?”

It was about 3 months rent to leave in 10 days.

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“how much was the cash for keys, if you don’t mind sharing?”

It was about 3 months rent to leave in 10 days.

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“how much was the cash for keys, if you don’t mind sharing?”

It was about 3 months rent to leave in 10 days.

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“how much was the cash for keys, if you don’t mind sharing?”

It was about 3 months rent to leave in 10 days.

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“how much was the cash for keys, if you don’t mind sharing?”

It was about 3 months rent to leave in 10 days.

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Just in case anyone else was interested, we complained to the sender and now have a replacement 1099-misc with the income reported in box 3 as other income.

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Just in case anyone else was interested, we complained to the sender and now have a replacement 1099-misc with the income reported in box 3 as other income.

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Just in case anyone else was interested, we complained to the sender and now have a replacement 1099-misc with the income reported in box 3 as other income.

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Just in case anyone else was interested, we complained to the sender and now have a replacement 1099-misc with the income reported in box 3 as other income.

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Just in case anyone else was interested, we complained to the sender and now have a replacement 1099-misc with the income reported in box 3 as other income.

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Ask your new landlord to put in a cancellation clause with a months penalty if you cancel the lease within a year.

I have negotiated this a couple of times back when I was working as a consultant and needed to rent a place for an unknown period of time.

The landlords biggest concern is that you will stay and not pay. Not that you may leave early.

This assumes you are renting in a normal residential neighborhood and not somewhere like the beach where there are big swings in rental value depending on the season.

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Ask your new landlord to put in a cancellation clause with a months penalty if you cancel the lease within a year.

I have negotiated this a couple of times back when I was working as a consultant and needed to rent a place for an unknown period of time.

The landlords biggest concern is that you will stay and not pay. Not that you may leave early.

This assumes you are renting in a normal residential neighborhood and not somewhere like the beach where there are big swings in rental value depending on the season.

[sreeb]

Ask your new landlord to put in a cancellation clause with a months penalty if you cancel the lease within a year.

I have negotiated this a couple of times back when I was working as a consultant and needed to rent a place for an unknown period of time.

The landlords biggest concern is that you will stay and not pay. Not that you may leave early.

This assumes you are renting in a normal residential neighborhood and not somewhere like the beach where there are big swings in rental value depending on the season.

[sreeb]

Ask your new landlord to put in a cancellation clause with a months penalty if you cancel the lease within a year.

I have negotiated this a couple of times back when I was working as a consultant and needed to rent a place for an unknown period of time.

The landlords biggest concern is that you will stay and not pay. Not that you may leave early.

This assumes you are renting in a normal residential neighborhood and not somewhere like the beach where there are big swings in rental value depending on the season.

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