I mean who writes checks anymore and who in their right mind would put a monetary instrument in the mail.

-Judges invalidating *all* rent already paid during lease term resulting in a monetary judgment against the landlord, because landlord failed to supply just one of the required permits or disclosures (rental license, rental suitability cert, lead safe cert, Partners for Good Housing pamphlet).

I wouldn't do this at all if it were any monetary cost on my end.I've thought of adding a gas appliance, but that would involve doing a fair amount of work to plumb gas lines into existing walls (they are on the second floor), which seems to violate the KISS principle.

Although, as the Fed begins to tighten monetary policy, I do think housing will cool off and even dip a bit.  

Should monetary and fiscal policy even exist?  

The home was very dirty when they left, but they really didn't have any monetary incentive to leave it clean since they were already losing their deposit.

The total monetary loss is $6 million.Umbrella Insurance Policy ($10,000 deductible/$3,000,000 coverage): The landlord goes bankrupt, losing $20 million.Result: The landlord is better off with an LLC, which shields them from personal bankruptcy.Ultimately, landlords should make a decision based on their own real estate portfolio.

The option is: a. invalid b. valid c. voidable d. unenforceableAnswer: (B)An option must be in writing and must have actual monetary consideration paid to the owner (optionor).

Everything is upfront with the seller knowing that the buyer will only close if it’s to his monetary advantage, and the seller receiving compensation for taking his property off the market for a period of time.

So my recommendations are 1) get an attorney involved so you know what your able to do legally and s/he can draft up the proper legal documentation to support the path forward, 2) consult with DSCR lenders to understand your prepayment penalties and bake that into your exit strategy with your private lenders, and 3) consider the cost of capital in relationship terms rather than monetary since that matters more than getting the money.