First, yes, technically the outgoing Tenant should leave the utilities on until the last lawful day you are able to hold them responsible for...either the last day of the term, or the day before an incoming Tenant starts a new Rental Agreement term.

Aloha,Not only are you NOT allowed to "double dip", collecting rent from outgoing and incoming Tenants for the same rental days, you typically also have a clear deadline to make your final SD accounting and return funds that are due.

So, I'll share with you highly general advice.401k - take your matchROTH - if you want max this out, go for it. 

So depending on how quick your rehab and renting out goes... it could be a quick turnaround. 

@Dan Barli Do they charge for outgoing wires? 

ETC charges in-coming and out-going wire transfer fees, yet I have never heard of charging for receving funds.

At the end of the day, if your numbers check out, go for it.

If you want to check it out, go to inveloapp.com.

Happens all the time.If a tenant moves out (goes dark), ceases operations, etc., most landlords, and leases, consider that an event of default and must follow procedures to recapture the space.Joel is correct.

- I bought the house/apartment and inherited the outgoing tenant.