I’m considering investing in the rental market in Reading, PA, and I’ve noticed some positive trends that make the area appealing.

When the project was finished there were a lot of other developers noticing that statistic so we decided to make sure that our property stood out among the competition.

This is your notice that because of inflation and rising costs, your rent will be increasing $400/mo starting in 30/60/90 days.

I’ve noticed this with potential investors in their 20s-30s.

If the property is not abandoned, you must given written notice to vacate and wait six months, and then you are specifically allowed to file an ejectment lawsuit.

@Jay HinrichsI get the 10-x flyer and noticed the same thing in this past mailer.

Plus I feel confident that any mortgage company will send you a notice telling you to get insurance.

Your purchase price of 215k would be a bit higher which could cause you to lose money on the property.We have flipped a bunch and notice that even as a broker trying to be conservative in our ARV estimate, can still sometimes be too high by 5% (worst case 10%) in some cases. 

In some cases, we give them a 60-day notice but in this circumstance, we would stick to what the law requires.

Knocking their livelihood out from under them with no notice is not only demonic and cruel, but t creates chaos.