We assessed the situation and told them they could give us 30 days notice and pay in full and we would let them out.   

Tenant noticed some mold around 1 window and the door to attic.

So my tenant called me up 10/09 to announce she is moving out on 11/8 and giving 30 days notice.

The terms and conditions of this lease will continue to apply.”My point is that the Notices section directly above it states: “NOTICES: Any notice which either party may or is required to give, may be given by mailing the same, by certified mail, to Tenant at the premises, or to Owner at the address shown in Section 2.

Did the tenant(s) ever receive any legal notices (late rent, noise, unauthorized occupants, notice to vacate, etc.)?

When reviewing Airbnb listings and their calendars, I noticed that around 95% of them have no bookings for the next 2 to 3 months.

I've been using PropStream to pull comps, but lately, I’ve noticed the data feels a bit outdated.

I noticed some people in this thread turned there nose up on section 8 and lower class neighborhood rentals but in Detroit THE ONLY way to go is section 8 and anyone that tells you different when it comes to Detroit is totally full of it and getting less than 1/2 of market rent if there lucky.

One of the tenants we have already started eviction proceedings against due to non payment of rent and the other one we are giving 30 day notice to because they had someone living with them that was not listed on their lease and this person was involved with some shady things so since it was a lease violation, she gets a 30 move out notice.   

I noticed quite a few of the reviews were from dead accounts or 1 and done posters so I was a bit weary about the legitimacy.