Friend of not, you're the client.

We pay for all of the utilities due to renting 11 out of the 12 units to a nonprofit organization in the area that places their clients and guarantees the rent payments.

Assuming you sent the non-renewal letters via Certified Mail, then that receipt serves as your record of delivery/notice (even if the tenant claims he never received it) The clock would be ticking from that date of delivery or attempted delivery.

If you provide Boots on the Ground service, would you mind sharing what you provide for your clients?

They are different businesses serving different goals.

I have a client who cleared $4k a month when the track was running.

They deposited $15k and my neighbor's client can't come up with remainder.

Hello Lu,I have several clients who live in CA and have the same issue. 

Look at parts of eastern Mass that are served by commuter rail. 

If things don't feel great its best to take a step back.I had clients that were looking at the beginning of the year.