His attorney wrote a letter explaining the boundary was “old and established” and had become the new legal boundary years ago. 

He failed to provide clear itemizations, which opened the door to legal action from tenants.Make sure you’re documenting everything clearly and adhering to the laws in your area to avoid similar issues.

Originally posted by @Mei Ling Schulz:If they have their real estate license then yes Please be very careful giving legal advice, especially when you are wrong.

Is that demand even legal?

I am working on getting a pre-approval and hopefully will be picking up something this year! 

.: Oregon is becoming the same tho  Oregon has always been this way.. at least on assignments and selling property you dont ownah i remember people being able to wholesale year a few years back but now they don't even do double closing so I'm not really sure what the next option is, i hear there's a title company in Clackamas that does double closing  they could do assignments but it was NOT legal from the state point of view.. 

Landlords must follow the proper legal eviction process, even if the tenant is no longer paying rent or utilities.Since your "friend" has already initiated the eviction process and is waiting for the sheriff to remove the tenant, it's important to let that process play out legally.

I wonder if that is legal or not or at the very least not ethical or moral..

What are you legally allowed to do?

As a reminder, the San Antonio City Council approved new STR rules (you can see my post regarding this here!).