They must give me 30 days notice, pay rent through the day of termination, pay me one month termination fee, and allow me to market/show the home during their final 30 days.

It was really hard to schedule cleaners and contractors for repairs on such short notice, and, though we were able to get some of them, my husband ended up doing a great deal of work on the unit (and had to cancel a number of his plans in order to do so).

Notice how I said best.

Some Background:I'm very entrenched with multifamily syndication space, and I've noticed deal flow pick up since start of H2 2024.

I noticed that you have a Vacation Rentals business in the area where we operate.

One thing I noticed is it seems that R2R do not actually own the properties as some other TK companies do, but work with the sellers.

In theory, multi-family has more maintenance, due to more HVAC, and appliances but in practice, I have not noticed a difference in maintenance.

These standards include a mandatory five-day grace period for rent payments, a 30-day notice for rent increases, and a 30-day notice for lease expirations.Borrowers must incorporate these standards within six months of closing a loan, and full compliance is required within 24 months.

I am only giving you my thoughts.Pragmatically, this is a tiny expense and I doubt anyone would ever notice.  

As you've noticed, rental property insurance is extremely tough to find in Louisiana right now, and will be highly dependent on the age of the roofs on your properties.