Depending on the tenant and what their financial situation is, you might also be better off giving them a 60 day notice and just telling them that you're planning to move into the property and do some updating. 30 days is usually too short for someone to have to move on, 60 days is plenty of notice for them to be able to pack and find another place.

You will have to pay for an appraisal to and depending on what the value is it will be up to you to determine if you want to proceed or not. 

Then it will go to tax sale and typically back to the county.The mortgage company could try and repair the property to protect their asset but it depends.

Rents are low (10%-25% below market depending on the property so there is value add).

We can be of service when it comes to reviewing your financials and help you explore what the best options would be for you depending on your overall goal. 

I think it depends on the market.. they approached me on a furnished rental I had in Vegas (Summerlin gated community A class)  We got basically double or a little more of the normal rent..

It really depends on what your goals are.

However, my timeline is flexible, so I could end up staying for a shorter or longer period depending on future plans.In my research, I’ve noticed that many condos in Buckhead come with renter restrictions, which is causing me to reconsider this approach.

On the flip side, inventory tends to be lower so it really depends on the inventory level in your specific market. 

Hi Peter,Deciding whether to pay cash or borrow for rental property repairs depends on several factors.