All that is required is written notice of your potentials but we strongly encourage that you have your new property actually under contract during that time to mitigate some of that risk.It's even perfectly fine to have the new property under contract before the old property closes. 

Best of luck on continuing your adventure.Hi @Jon Deaversthank you for your encouragement and advice.

What is a good place to start for one person might be a terrible place for you to start.I'd encourage you to start listening to the BP podcasts, and read through the various forums.

I would highly encourage you to take the landlord training provided by the City of Milwaukee.

Please feel free to reach out with advice, $0.02, or even just a figurative slap on the arse for encouragement.

Good that you bought it as an LLC, because it sounds like a law suit waiting to happen.If I'm reading this correctly, my recommendation would be to encourage the tenants to move, then start over with a new design, making sure to incorporate someone who knows a little about building codes. 

I am encouraged, thanks for your help-Richard

@Owen Schwaegerle, thanks for the words of encouragement.

While liability protection is great, I would encourage you to consider your overall investment picture.

Thank you for the advice and encouragement!!!