The idea of keeping the financing in her name caused some head shaking, so I backed off.At that point I offered some advice, that she should have the tenant get prequalified before even considering that he may be a potential buyer.  

If the buyer defaults or causes damage, you need to be a named insured on the policy.Your insurance agent should be able to make this happen - Mark

While I agree that the actual motivation behind Ethanol is probably a different kind of 'Green' ($$$), I don't see it causing damage to any engine that was made to use it.

Documents, numbers, etc all tell the story.If you have the policy that claims the cancellation policy and you have maybe proof you contacted via phone record or e-mail that you cancelled it will help your cause.

There is a ton of demolition to do in the apartment and we need to do that before we rent the downstairs because of the mess that will be caused from the demo and the noise that will be made... we don't want to make our commercial tenant unhappy.

My boss had a policy: If you cause a problem, you fix it.

Tenant/Buyer agrees to hold harmless and indemnify Landlord/Seller and their agents for any damages or harm created from such lead based paint.6.

My thoughts on depreciation come from literature by the government of Canada which says, "Demand for new and existing homes will decrease in 2013... for a second year straight in the Montreal CMA" And 'cause that opinion was agreed with by a local real estate agent.

Reason being, if you have them separate then the pet deposit can only be used for damage caused by the pet and the burden falls on you to document and prove that the damage was caused by the pet.

It's hard to say what the best way to get started is, cause it differs for each person, based on location, personality, etc.