After you buy it, you can talk to him and also serve him written notice that they are in volition of the lease (assuming they are) and they have X days to get back in line with the lease or X will happen (should be spelled out in the lease. 

Tenants don't get to just fix stuff on their own volition and then expect reimbursement, even if they're saving you trouble.

Lenders give of their own volition, according to where they are on a number of fronts, and you may or may not fit the profile at that time. 

If all three maintenance men are good (the two at the new place and the existing one) I would find a way to keep all three until one leaves on his own volition.

But id disclose immediately hat they do this of their own volition, and will not result in rent reductions etc.

I'm on good terms with both tenants and they're both leaving of their own volition at the end of their leases, so not sure why they would have any say on what I do with the property?  

I was in the process of trying to obtain a list of properties that have received a code volition, they said "You can not request such a broad list of code volition's, you have to be super specific" so is there another way to find a list of propertires that have received a any code volition within the past 6 months.

Those that left, did so on their own volition, quietly, politely, and without damaging the property on their way out. 

Tenants moving on their own volition also saves lots of money on relocation fees.The gross income last August was $6,100.We then started to fix up the units, made private decks, put in heat pumps in the upstairs units and radiant heating in downstairs units, re-did the landscape, put in covered and secure bike parking, fixed some plumbing issues, and took out a bunch of carpet.

Don't be one of those people who bought at the wrong time, out of their own volition, and then complain when you lose your house later or it's underwater.2.