I think you'll get the safest answer if you contact the city (or a local real estate lawyer) directly - better to flag the situation  ahead of time rather than try to unwind it down the road.2.

Legal ways to serve the pay or quit notice are very specific to whatever area a landlord is in; contact an eviction lawyer in your area to find out the legal ways to serve the pay or quit.

(but they should still have a good lawyer)

@Lucas Carl There should be some type of small business advisors in Nashville who will have lawyers and accountants who can help.

Get a lawyer familiar with dealing with HOA and property developer legal problems.Don't try to fight them alone,you'll lose.

Maybe get a lawyer or just call them directly.

My husband took a trip out to the unit last night but no one was home.We'll be using his extra money to hire a lawyer to help us out if he isn't out of the apartment March 1.Nevertheless, I'm super impatient and dying to know what to expect.  

I've already got a lawyer, title company, plumber, electrician, and great hvac guys I trust.

You will be better off getting a lawyer for that...Jeff M Woo, Andy Zach are some of the good ones that I heard..

you can get more street information for a fellow investor than you can from an expensive lawyer!