Following the legal process to the letter every time a tennat pays late until you ultimately non renew or evict has nothing to do with being nice or not.

They have until the end of November on their lease, and we probably honestly won't renew, because they've not been the greatest tenants, but I do still want to protect them while they are with us.Thanks all!

If they don't know and you haven't been paying the additional premiums for such coverage and something happens, they are totally in their right to not only not pay out the claim, but to non-renew you as well.

Would you require proof of income after the 6 months to renew or just allow him to resign.

The landing page said it was up for renewal the day after my original email was sent.

I'm looking to kick my project off when that expires (if the town stops renewing the moratorium period)..

I signed up with a new company instead of renewing.

I'm not sure I understand the question, but as long as you give the current tenant the legally required length of notice for the non-renewal of the lease, after they move out, someone else can move in immediately.Edit: if it's clean and move-in ready

I've heard in some states it can take years to get approval for such renewal resource farms, so what are the hard limits I'm looking at to make it profitable?

Question I have is that I just closed on his duplex, and one of the tenants is not renewing her lease and is suppose to vacate at the end of this month.