(And of course, you can't raise their rent until their lease expires.)A few things you could do which we usually do to one degree or another, but I don't think you are morally obligated to do. 1) Raise the rent, but not to market.

The lease is set to expire December 2024.

Ex: offer to put up their open house signs, offer to door knock for them or cold call expired/withdrawn listings.  

You will also want to draft a comprehensive lease agreement that outlines terms such as rent amount, due dates, security deposit, maintenance responsibilities, and any house rules.

The main space is used as an office for a non-profit organization and currently has an active lease set to expire Dec. 2025, but lease doesn’t have to carry with the sale.

Look for the topics that catch your eye in the forums, when you think of a few you're interested in, hit the "follow" button to keep up to date on what is going on in those specific forums.2.

And while the program was in effect home prices did increase as people wanted to buy before the $8,000 expired. 

UCCs expire in 5 years... not sure where you are on that timetable.

Keep in mind this whole post is how to avoid any seasoning but if you do hit it, it is usually from the date you purchased the property.

@Michael Dooley  What is your target date to finish the rehab?