Why that prediction: We just received a notice from our daughter's university that because of COVID-19 they will have to reduce the density of student housing in the fall.

She now does my daughters and son-in-laws taxes as well and they enjoy working with her just as well. 

My Question is, my daughter is currently in college in PA and her lease says "upon expiration, this agreement shall become a year to year agreement automatically, unless tenant notifies owner in writing at least 130 days in advance to expiration that they do not want this agreement to continue".

@Seth Larson I imagine your tenant is not going to stay and your decision is whether or not to offer her a deal to end her lease...my daughter bought out of her lease with a 2 month rent penalty with an apartment complex.

Not really a horror story, but simply a story that convinced me I never wanted to get my business in bed with the Government ever again.Back in 2007, I rented half a duplex to a lady and her minor daughter. 

My daughter was doing a cash-out refi on her duplex, but her lender just said the following.

My daughter was doing a cash-out refi on her duplex, but her lender just said the following.

Then I transfer the ownership to an LLC I own with my daughter and I am keeping the same insurance.1- Do I have to terminate the old insurance and buy new one in the name of the LLC?

After much effort and digging my txt reached out to her daughter (as mom (tenant) wouldn't pick up my call) who said they left the key under doormat, electricity and water disconnected as of May 1st.

Having a back yard and home for them is important to us and we aren’t sure we want our daughter to share close living spaces with strangers.