If you have more space - naturally share it - but sounds like it is tight.

This happens naturally if you're in California, or some other hot area where you can buy a property today and then a week later it’s worth $100,000 more, it seems.

Sometimes the magistrates may ignore this procedural defect.

Here is MN law on this issue: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/504B.2062017 Minnesota StatutesChapter 504B 504B.206 RIGHT OF VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE TO TERMINATE LEASE.Subdivision 1.Right to terminate; procedure.

I would look at the rental properties around you first and then if you find it is not a good market, consider out of state (OOS) investing.YUP  unless your doing big TEXAS MF type deals... of a commercial nature like Cody above..

We are open to other areas in North Jersey but haven't found many towns that have relatively low taxes, close to nature and have a nice downtown.

Naturally they're going to go to the people on their list who are proven closers first.

You need natural light in the rooms, and egress for each bedroom, so that will have to be doors or egress windows in each space. 

It's the nature of markets that once nearly everyone is in agreement that something is a good idea, it's probably about time to take the other side of the bet.

Naturally the months of vacancy destroyed the profitability for the year but it was an important lesson which will be carried forward on our plan for future vacancies.