Imagine my surprise as I walk up to this structure, thank god I was "awake" enough to be able to notice this beautiful piece of Architecture:The enigma that was Roark hopped out at me in real life in the form of his temple, in reality it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

However, the landlord may not need to give notice if they don't have a history of accepting late rent." 

I have seen those on 1st position, but not for 2nds. 

My local municipality is changing ordinances to be far more restrictive, and I notice a number of houses up for sale that were STRs.  

Are there common red flags you’ve noticed?

Noticing a lot of cries for help on 5 unit places.

Another service we provide is called an "Either/Or" - EITHER the property is Lead-Free (no positive lead-paint components) OR there are positive lead-paint components identified but still safe/habitable lead levels to reside within said unit. 

Quote from @Gregg Hutton: As a realtor who started as an investor first, I’ve noticed a huge mindset difference between investors and traditional homebuyers.

If they push back and demand a 60-day notice, then extend your notice to the full 60 days.Example: The lease expires in 40 days and the tenant demands a full 60-day notice.

Are there strategies, financing tips, or resources you’d recommend for someone in my position?