Let me break them down for you:Purchasing a Property through Your LLC:Yes, you can definitely purchase properties under your LLC, and it’s actually a common strategy for investors looking to grow their portfolio.

This is very common as people had disposable income in the past due to covid and govt handouts.

After closing, you can choose to keep the tenant under your lease or give them notice to vacate.

In regards to your EMD (from what I've learned so far) If you are within your inspection period still &/0r have some sort of clause in your contract stating ( “buyer has the unrestricted right to terminate contract with a written notice no later than ( inspection period date) than you have proof.

Now we are going back and raising our rents from 45/55/65 to 55/65/75 by size on older rentals.  80 of the 115 units will get a notice for a $10 per month rate increase. 

One thing I have noticed is the asking price with it's cap rate, is almost always priced out by the properties POTENTIAL income! 

You own the property as tenants in common, not through an entity.

It was a short notice showing and the place was immaculate even though they obviously had two little kids.List price: 315,000Comp: 310,000-340,000Current rent: 1,800 (expires April)Comp rent: 2,000-2,300Rehab: $1000+turnover costs?

lol I did not notice it was that old, but I'll be waiting on your call!

Am I allowed to contact their agency to notify them of this, or serve the 5 day notice to them at work in order to try and get them to pay?