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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

- Rental Property Investor
- Los Angeles, CA
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Tenant moving out question
Hello BP,
For one of our properties (it's a condo in NV), our tenant is moving out. She gave us 1 month notice on July 1st. Currently we are using management company, but we are not completely satisfied and even that it's out of state investment we will try to manage it our self's.
My question is when make more sense for us to gave 1 month notice to our management company ? Should we wait until they do all closing with the current tenant (cleaning, minor repairs, re-key) or should we notify them asap - by contract they are still obligated to do all the closing with our tenant
What are your advises from past experience ?
Thanks,
Kyle
Most Popular Reply

Well you should follow the Golden Rule ( treat others as you would like to be treated ) and give them a heads up now and still confirm with them they will do what they are under contract to do/perform.
- Curt Davis