LogFAQs > #894339005

Usually you pay first and last months rent along with a deposit (refundable) and if you have a pet sometimes a pet deposit (non-refundable).

Any agreement they would come to would be on top of the normal return of the deposit, and of course if she already paid last months rent, that would be factored in as well.

The important thing here is to know that it's a prime time to sell, and many think the market is going to go the other way in the next few years. New evaluations happen in the next month or two, so this is a very time sensitive issue.

I'm thinking of selling my house, but am holding off as I figure at worst it'll go down a bit in value, and probably stay around the same (might even go up a bit more). My home went from 315k in value in 2015 to 422k in 2017.

From a pure finacial perspective it probably makes sense to sell my home right away if I could, as the likelyhood it'll go up a bunch more in value is low...but I am actually living here and it would be alot of work and a big change.

In Jen's new owners case though selling fast is a way better idea, as it's a crap shoot without good odds right now that the value will actually increase. So yeah, I'm sure he's highly motivated to make a deal.
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