I give the 3 day notice.

Allows for a 30 day notice upon sale from the new owner.

Its not legal, in Michigan a 7 day notice has to be given, which is the shortest notice for non payment.

I can't make that a habit though, or I'd be better off tearing the whole thing down.Since I notice that you're in PA, I'll also mention that this building is in a suburb to the north-east side of Pittsburgh.I'm honestly not too afraid of vacancy in this building as I'm trying to improve it and raise rents - but I definitely don't want to lose the good ones and keep the bad!

Perhaps draft a letter speaking to your intent to sell and the approaching maturity date to put them on official notice.

They won't likely do it, but this puts them on notice that it needs it and their price is laughable. 2) Nobody will buy it at that price and condition so wait until the building collapses and then offer to buy it.

A lot of the listings here are Fannie and HUD.

I put in my two weeks notice at my full time corporate job and am becoming a full time real estate investor!

some look for divorce cases, death notices, foreclosures, signs saying we buy crappy houses, the source is endless, you can even drive for dollars and just hunt for properties in your target areas.Your buyers are easy to find at the courthouse, who bought properties in the last year and match up the names that appear more than once....these entities or people are investors who are buying!

I notice these guys don't knwo what they are doing and I got buyers waiting on deals.