Matt, it really depends on the value and the property cashflow once it's done.

I agree with my fellow Ohioan @Matt Engle, networking is going to be your best friend, find yourself a dynamic team (PM, Realtor, Contractor). 

Originally posted by @Matt Clark:@Dominic Scatto in my opinion the VRLTA addresses your situation in § 55.1-1253: “The landlord or the tenant may terminate a month-to-month tenancy by servinga written notice on the other at least 30 days prior to the next rent due date,unless the rental agreement provides for a different notice period.”So the notice given doesn’t mean the lease ends thirty days after the notice date, but rather thirty days after the next rent due date.

@Matt Morse Here is some information on HUD's Website about reasonable accommodations which is what you would give him if you approve his request.

I know the SLCReia just opened up in for in person meeting a week or two ago, so that would be my first stop.Also see if you can snag some time with Matt Atkinson or Dominic with MJA Real Estate Consulting and see what value you can find to add to them. 

Feel free to message me with any questions.Happy Housing,-Matt

@Matt Hubbard Welcome to BP!

His name is Anton Mattli, and I would strongly recommend checking out his company Peak Financing.

@Matt Abrams thanks.

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