My wife, (nearly) 1 y/o son, and pup moved from California to Metro Detroit in 2017. 

I don’t think any lease term could matter after the lease is terminated and the tenant is actually out as a direct result, especially, as in this case, when the lease is terminated by the landlord.It is as if the lease stated something along the lines of: “Even after this contract is terminated for any reason, you owe me X, Y, Z going forward.”Timing on the lawyer’s actions in the eviction case appears to be key - “loophole” - to me.Can someone please tell me if I may be wrong (and why.)But registering for e-file is a great idea.

Even on newer structures it's good to have a sewer cam inspection done.

I try and provide feedback that is typically contrary to popular opinion because most of the people here on BP are newer and do not have the experience that others have - so when I see people telling others to do X or Y which has significant risk because they thinks it’s easy - most do not know the skills of the person on the other side of the post and sometimes it’s better to err on the side of caution or atleast let everyone know and be aware of the risks.What I would tell anyone buying real estate today is expect to hold it 5 years before considering selling it if you expect to make any money on it.

@Mahmoud Y.

What market are y our properties in?

Much appreciated, Cam

Elizabeth Y.

There are 3% rent increases built into the leases and I can bill the tenants for increased CAM expenses, taxes and insurance.Am I missing something here?

Quote from @Tyler Y.: Unfortunately, providing low-income housing in a state like New York is not just a thankless job - it is the kind of job where you will get kicked in the teeth, knocked on the ground, stomped on, p*ssed on, and then left for dead afterwards.