So, short notice isn't really an issue in my mind as that really costs me nothing.

I sent out the notices to the tenants that were on month to month leases because you have to honor existing leases. 1 moved out and 4 stayed.

Partner with me and we can both benefit from this amazing program.Also you may notice that other forums state the fee at being $3,000, but that was with the Morris discount and I believe they have increased their price from a year ago for the membership.

The next night, while at the property to let the tenants know I was the new owner, I noticed he was in the community laundry and with his phone plugged, a bottle of piss on the floor, and looked like he was going to sleep in there.

Even then, many clients end up finding themselves working with a broker since lenders can change their guidelines, pricing, and terms etc.. at any moments notice.

You can try mid term rentals for traveling nurses because of the location and proximity to hospitals, but long-term would also be OK for that unit as well. couple things that I noticed right away, just by looking at the atlas listing. 

How much notice do you provide when increasing the rent? 

It makes sense that this money be liquid to use at a moments notice, but it'd also be nice to get a return on this money, wouldn't it?

Remember, you not only have to serve them notice, but you have to serve DSS the notice as well.

@Tonia Butler KinseyLet her out of the lease but have the same notice period of 30 days etc.