Got certified in lead safe practice for remodeling because it was all the rage.

Of course that's the only leverage they have and they know used panels are practically worthless.

On a more practical note, what are you going to do to enforce something like that with a typical tenant?!?

If this is an accepted practice in North Carolina then something is definitely off.It seems like an awfully underhanded way to finance a potential vacancy loss using the outgoing tenant.

IN practice during the GFC banks did not do this.. just like they had a gov. mandated moratorium on 1099C debt relief filings... now though that is done and that is a rude awakening to many folks who think they can just walk.

I have a solid curriculum to follow and I get 2 coaching a week with Peter practically unlimited.

Its all about hiring practices and building out a team.

Since you're outside of Portland, the 90-day rent increase notice isn’t as critical, but I still recommend using it as a standard practice.

I'm new to the real estate investment world, and I have a desire to learn more about the best practices in the market.

Is this common practice or does it at least seem possible?