Also look into when Request for Rent increases are due (once a year) but some authorities have different deadlines....exp 60days before Recertification Anniversary month.

She is very professional and works hard to ensure we meet deadlines.

The contractor ended up passing the deadline and paid the penalty. 

We are constantly chasing down information and paperwork and always against a deadline.  

As my deadline approaches, I'm getting more and more apprehensive, honestly.I tried attending a REIA event this past week, but it was all about signing up for a three day event, so any REIA meetup recommendations are welcome.I figured it was time to start engaging,Nice to meet you!

I would make sure my contractor has deadlines and penalties if not met.  

They paid just before the deadline to answer the notice before going to court. 

I just went through a similar situation in which I put a "deadline" on our offer and that put some fire on the deal and now I'm told we'll have a deal next week.

Still, if you felt like you could trust your father in law to be a reliable contractor that was going to stick to deadlines and give you fair prices, it may be a good idea to look into just hiring him as your go to the contractor, but not much else than that.Best of luck to you, please keep me updated on your situation, would love to hear more about it.Josue

The lease says if they don't give 30 days written notice before the end of the lease, it will renew for another term of 12 months.About two weeks before the end of their lease they called me to the property and told me in person they wanted out of the lease, well past the 30 day deadline.