One of the properties my company owns in Butler, PA it is a 9 story high rise with 11 units per floor.

I actually address this below (Mike Butler) but understand you can make 100% purely innocent "mistakes" So let's play this out for a second......You receive a phone call asking about a property you have for rent.

The judges feel that the punishment is too severe.There is a current case in Butler county where a widow lost a $200,000 for a tax bill of $6.30. 

If you are already a QuickBooks user I would suggest looking into Mike Butlers system, it's an overlay file that you bring into your QB just for property management.

@Marcus Johnson @Daren H.Both my boyfriend and I thought long and hard about this decision before rushing into anything, and since we do plan on getting married in the future, it shouldn't be a problem.

@Stan Butler this could be true in some areas:While @Jon Holdman is correct in that the new owner must abide by the lease, they could give you the required notice for early termination as soon as they close.

I literally  just re-read "Landlording on Autopilot" by Mike Butler this week. 

Also reach out to Dave Butler from Butler Mortgages and he can help you out. 

Andries Butler - Can you email me your friend's info?

The multifamily book I have enjoyed was Larry Loftis's "Investing in Duplexes, Triplexes, and Quads," along with a book about being a successful landlord by Mike Butler, called "Landlording on Autopilot."