There are exceptions within SB 608 that would allow units needing repair and are "inhabitable" that allow you to give notice.

Her behavior has been strange... she would normally call and this time had texted... and its the use of the word inhabitable, and all the excuses and yet still not addressing her rent... that has me feeling like I would rather not give her the opportunity to move in.

At that time, we still believed they would move out on Aug 10 and was okay if they stay but we wanted to have a contact to say they know and accept our flooring project (prevent them from complaining the project makes the property inhabitable)I don't know why they were so reluctant to sign an addendum, if they planned to move out on Aug 10. 

A co-op is an apartment in a building that a person inhabits through purchasing shares in the corporation (which is the building itself).

Mortgage laws say that I intent to inhabit the property as my primary residence.

Others are just old, not updated for long, some broken stuff inside and no inhabited.

I never heard the electic company wouldnt turn on electric unless a property was considered inhabitable, then I could see.Stephen: I agree there is risk in every deal and in every area.

Also, there are many inhabitants who thrive off entitlements, section 8, etc.

However, based on my observations she doesn't stay in the property when she's back home - haven't seen turnover with cars, any activity like it's inhabited, etc.* has a local person who can keep tabs on the property for her* she "had it appraised" 2 years ago and is asking about 100K more than the appraisal, and about twice as much as FVM for what is selling in the area.The intriguing thing with this property is that there is acreage that goes with it.

I have seen the outside of both...Peered through the winders...1 of the homes appears to be inhabited by a hoarder.