Hi everyone,I'm curious to hear from property managers who focus on single-family homes and similar rental properties.When a tenant gives notice to vacate, do you allow them to swap tenants, or do you consider the notice to vacate as notice for all tenants in the lease?

In many market this can get you class b unit and OOS I would not suggest going below class B. 

I manage properties in other areas, but I’d be happy to connect and see if I can help or share some recommendations.Looking forward to chatting! 

You need to figure out what your market is for mid term.

In this week’s post, I am turning it over to Alex Becker.

Quote from @Joanne Bragg: Yes, for sure, just as the others stated you'll have to get an attorney to get you out of this mess.

Therefore, the owner had to go all the way through the courts for an eviction. 

Best way to scale a fix and flip operation in 2025 is to build yourself a time machine and go back about 10 years.

I just got under contract to do an FHA 203k myself here in Chicago, so if you want to talk about the process, please reach out!

Now if you run a bar you better get a lot of entities stacked up and go for the anonymous as much as you can, but real estate not so much.