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Question about selling a rental home in Hawaii
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I don't think it is a threat to explain that a landlord has the right to have an inspection done, and that she could cost you a sale.

I would think that refusing to allow you a properly noticed inspection could be grounds for you to terminate the rental contract. Does she not realize that there are certain things that tenants don't get to dictate?

I would be leery of having a tenant who doesn't have a basic grasp of these things.

You have the right to make appointments to have prospective buyers come through the property as well. They may want to take pictures as well.

I have been in her position numerous times, and I understand the unhappiness one can feel at the loss of privacy. In fact, I bought my first home because I was sick of renting houses that were put on the market shortly after I moved in, and having to show them.

This tenant is really lucky that you have a buyer who is happy with the lease, and that she doesn't need to show the house to a stream of buyers. If you lose this, that could happen. I think the tenant is shooting herself in the foot by not cooperating.
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RE: Question about selling a rental home in Hawaii - by missydog1 - 12-12-2010, 02:08 PM
RE: Question about selling a rental home in Hawaii - by missydog1 - 12-12-2010, 10:22 PM

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