There is an emotional toll on situations like this to factor in, and two separate evictions.

Otherwise, you can get hurt, or you can end up in a bad fight with both your trailer trash  tenants and non-tenants.I made a promise to myself many years ago that I would never let tenants make me miserable or emotional for any reason and that promise really helps me to remain calm and sleep well at night even when I have serious problems with tenants .

Never be emotional in your decisions, you must be like Mr.

Unfortunately I forgot to ask her about her lease situation because I was a little excited about the property (let the emotions get the best of me) 

But its highly emotional time for most and rationale thought may not play into the equation.

I really don't want to sell, but I think that may stem from an emotional attachment.

@Brock Barr  I think there's a large segment of the investor population that derives physical pleasure from analyzing properties but then will suffer physical and emotional torment when it comes to actually doing something.

I never hear of a law stating that a property owner or manager needs to give s notice stating that there is a change of who is managing the property, but it makes sense that a property owner or management company does give such a notice so the tenant knows who they are supposed to legally answer to and so the tenant knows who is authorized to enter their rental unit, but since you are the owner I don't think a 30-day notice should be required and a certified letter giving even only one day should suffice.As soon as we have any issues with a tenant that pertains to any type of entry problems, laws, lawsuit, or verbal argument we tell the tenant that all communications must be in writing whether through text messages, letters, or notes on toilet paper.In 2001, I made a promise to myself that I would never let a tenant get me emotional or upset and I have stuck with that promise.

I had every emotion you can think of pulsing through me when I signed that first contract my fear was only matched by my excitement.

Fear of missing out (FOMO) is one of the most toxic emotions with investing, sales, marketing, etc.