10 year renter and he is leaving--WHY?

Florida has a lot going for it - especially post-COVID when people can choose to live near water and nice weather without leaving their jobs.

I guess I’m just choosy and won’t pay these outrageous market prices and the 1% rule doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, doesn’t typically leave much meat on the bone.

by selling now and "taking profit" as stock traders say, you re-invest in better properties and will have smaller cash flow to start but better return on equity.Any of the Refi approaches limit you to only pulling up to 75%, leaving 25% equity trapped.   

I have the tenants leave utilities on in their name too until re-rent but you do run a risk in winter in MA with this unless you have leave on for landlord activated. 

The price we agreed to is 125k contingent to leaving the monthly payments at $325 per student (4) until august 2022 and contingent to him closing on his new deal. 

I am moving out of state (Delaware) and moving to a new state (Florida) and am leaving a condo that I am renting out.

I don't like the idea of leaving security deposits with them because they don't keep it in a separate account.

Do I remind her to leave a review or just wait?

This will leave me no recourse for any damages found during the walk through.