I feel he’s full of bs.I explained to him that he signed a one year lease and that we’ve never had noise issues/complaints before but that I will ask the other tenant (who has lived in his unit for years with zero complaints from anyone about noise) to keep his TV lowered after a certain hour.There is a clause in my lease that says he will have to pay 3 months rent if he needs to terminate the lease early.

@Chairthra KumarI definitely know experienced individuals in the city and will get with them to flush more of this out.

An experienced in-a-particular-area landlord like yourself receives more latitude on DSR likely; you have earned it. 

Can provide your attorney with POA to sign for any last minute changes.

I just signed a master lease on a spacious, 3BR/2BA home in my neighborhood which I have started renting out for 30+ days since San Francisco prohibits stays <30 days except in your own property.

I would hope that while the agent is going through the lengthy process to pitch my offer to the bank, and I have the signed acceptance from the buyer and paying for an inspection that they wouldn’t continue to stack up additional offers on the back end to almost start looking beyond me as a buyer if someone comes in 2 weeks and offers $5,000 more.

The brother who is in jail signed a lease agreement with his ex and she is now squatting in the property. 

For the experienced investors what questions should I ask my accountant when starting up?

Lesson learned is to NEVER take anyone's word & ALWAYS have a signed contract (that you agree with), and follow it!

*There are 2 other heirs that supposedly will sign off on anything needed to shed this house.