[thinktwice]

Thanks for all your advice. My case has been resolved amicably and I’m not moving.
One final note $4200 is as lot of money in my book. If it isn’t in yours I want to learn everything I can about what you do.

[thinktwice]

Thanks for all your advice. My case has been resolved amicably and I’m not moving.
One final note $4200 is as lot of money in my book. If it isn’t in yours I want to learn everything I can about what you do.

[thinktwice]

Thanks for all your advice. My case has been resolved amicably and I’m not moving.
One final note $4200 is as lot of money in my book. If it isn’t in yours I want to learn everything I can about what you do.

[thinktwice]

Yeah my lease says that, however, I have talked to few realtor friends and they have stated that people do it all the time. Not ethical but done and very little the homeowner can do to prevent it other than the standard 6% late fee. Right?

[thinktwice]

Yeah my lease says that, however, I have talked to few realtor friends and they have stated that people do it all the time. Not ethical but done and very little the homeowner can do to prevent it other than the standard 6% late fee. Right?

[thinktwice]

OK, many questions to try and answer.
First, when looking at comparable I needed to go no further than a couple of doors down. Identical model home minus pool. $1050 less/mo rent. THe other comparables were west of highway, same rent or less and had oceanviews. Two other were east of highway and bigger properties.

The difference in cash is -$300/mo.

Eating rent for a couple of months will wipe out whatever loss he would take.
We are good tenants that have taken really good care of the home. (I know sounds like BS but it’s true and there are few people like us out there)

It’s seems as if they are entrenched in their stance. I am just trying to do what is right. I will let them have their way and move on. Already have three properties lined up that are far more kid friendly (anything is more kid friendly as there are zero kids in 80 homes in this development). WIsh him well. ope he can get twice as much money, just not from me.

[thinktwice]

OK, many questions to try and answer.
First, when looking at comparable I needed to go no further than a couple of doors down. Identical model home minus pool. $1050 less/mo rent. THe other comparables were west of highway, same rent or less and had oceanviews. Two other were east of highway and bigger properties.

The difference in cash is -$300/mo.

Eating rent for a couple of months will wipe out whatever loss he would take.
We are good tenants that have taken really good care of the home. (I know sounds like BS but it’s true and there are few people like us out there)

It’s seems as if they are entrenched in their stance. I am just trying to do what is right. I will let them have their way and move on. Already have three properties lined up that are far more kid friendly (anything is more kid friendly as there are zero kids in 80 homes in this development). WIsh him well. ope he can get twice as much money, just not from me.

[Author]

Posts