Have her served TODAY with a three day notice.

I do this to protect myself and my current tenants because when I have a renovated unit, I require 60 days notice and I make every effort to have a tenant ready to move in within two days of the old tenant move out.

If it is a larger house and the renter group is families consider that moving in the school year is less common.

Any tips on avoiding common mistakes?

Our process,1. 4 months renewal notice. 4 months to find a new tenant. 2.

Significant changes to lease terms that impact tenantAlso, the tenant would not qualify for relocation assistance if they live outside of Portland City limits, live with their landlord, or have a week-to-week tenancy.The tenant has a "Right to quiet enjoyment" No entry is allowed for maintenance or repairs without proper 24-hour notice.

Location, Common rents and things like ARV are also things to consider in advance.

Looks like we share more in common than our names :) I'd be interested in speaking.

As I was inputting the properties, I noticed that Stessa does not support Portfolio loans (https://support.stessa.com/en/articles/2423581-mortgages-loa...)This will become very difficult to keep track going forward.

My questions are: 1) Is this a common concept in commercial properties that the tenant is responsible to repair, maintain, and replace anything in their leased space regardless of the cause?