@David Jiang,You need to give your own notice of non-renewal, Don't think for 1 minute that the prior owners notice would even hold water,, he shouldn't have given notice, plain and simple.Get it done ASAP, full either 30/60 notice per your lease arrangement, call her case worker at sec 8 and ask for copy of lease, if she or they can't provide it then she's on 30 day,, month to month and notice needs to be written, post at door, and put copy in mail and notify sec 8, given prior to the last day of the month, I usually always give a non-renewal around the 15th. 

Title Co. will handle this unless the contract specifies adding the EMD on top.  

When you take it to the title co after you put it under contract they should be running a title search on it.

I've recently joined BP and just acquired my Colorado real estate license.

Looking to buy commercial real estate in the front range area and need a agent who specializes in this area...Denver Colorado area

We do co-signers regularly as we deal with students, and usually it's just one parent co-signing because the income is joint if they're married.

If you hire someone, like your friend, you need workers compensation insurance in most cases.

I have a couple multi-families out here that I manage (1 for myself and 1 for the investment fund I co-founded) and I'm pretty familiar with Crown Heights, Bushwick, etc.

I'd like to use the company's lease to avoid confusion for tenants, but it's got their name and company address all over it. how do I go about changing over leases especially with a co signer requirement?

I'd like to use the company's lease to avoid confusion for tenants, but it's got their name and company address all over it. how do I go about changing over leases especially with a co signer requirement?