Conversely, if they’re great, then they’ll probably come highly recommended.If you’re looking for a new manager for your property, it’s always worth asking around to see who fellow property investors recommend.

@Adam TafelHope I’m not switching the topic, but I think this adds on to the conversation.

Can I have an in person conversation, should I write an email, or does it need to be a written letter?

They are indeed fortunate to have you as their landlord.I am a tenant, in Colorado, who *will* be able to, and will, pay my rent for April.I can assure you, based on the constant, ever more hopeless, dismal, conversations circulating around the neighborhood by tenants from every nearby rental property, tenants would appreciate knowing where they stand ,rather than, perhaps, even feeling they have no choice but to move themselves out, ahead of perceived legal action by  their landlord.These are reliable tenants, with *years* of paying their rent on time, quiet, respectful tenants, who, for the most part, have landlords that are newer owners, less than a year, of the property they have been renting for 8 or more years.

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Anyone know the additional building code requirements that may be necessary for this conversion or where I can find this info.

After the closing, and after great conversation in the parking lot with the sellers, I checked my email to find a very unsetting message. 

If I were to convert it this upcoming week, do I get tax base on the year that I quit my job (2019 tax bracket) or the year that I made the conversion (2020 tax bracket) or other tax method?

I would like to start a conversation that addresses the following points:What can we do to minimize the risk of missed rent payments?

@Natalie KolodijI might be inclined to treat it as an investment after a deep conversation.