Notice may be given by: (A) regular mail; (B) certified mail, return receipt requested; (C) personal delivery to any resident; (D) personal delivery at the property to any occupant over 16 years old; (E) electronic mail delivery to the email address used by the Tenant to submit the lease application.

@Scott Michael GrossOriginally I was just going to move one unit over to them, but they offered me a deal if I moved my whole portfolio over to them.I hope it saves time later on when I don't have to nitpick over maintenance costs since I'll just be paying the $200 deductible - but I do worry that they'll let my properties fall apart since it seems to take them really long to address any issues. 

Send me the address and link if you want - I'd love to take a look.

Along the sentiments of previous replies, your first concern is pretty straightforward to address.

Anyways, here's what I've came up with:++++++++[TODAY’S DATE][RESIDENT’S NAME][STREET ADDRESS][APARTMENT NUMBER][CITY, STATE/PROVINCE ZIP/POSTAL CODE] Re: New Landlord Transition LetterDear Mr.

I'm not just talking about them notarized wich we already did 2x but filling out the " Statement of fact" paper wich wants your drivers license your ,sdn all address for last ten years all spouses and children's info your employment history and a narrative about why you don't want the property plus your notary and thumb print.

Is it ok to post a link to the crexi listing or address here so someone with more experience can help me on what else to look for and how to find the additional info?

The home inspection hasn't been completed yet, and the seller has requested that it proceed without addressing this particular issue.

Just make sure you go over a few things - 1.Go over inspection report in detail in the event there some things called out that you can address with your neighbor. 2.

If someone has seen a court case where this situation was addressed, please chime in.So if you are the first person to face IRS scrutiny over this - how solid is your position?