Hey everyone,
I'm facing a bit of a challenge and could really use some advice. I'm determined to increase my income so I can invest in multifamily real estate, but I'm hitting roadblocks due to various limitations.
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That said, there other practical considerations with the victim tenant in situation, meaning, maybe it's a "lesser evil" decision to allow the victim tenant to terminate early without penalty based on the circumstances.

Moreover this is an attorney state and most of  the attorneys do not advise their clients for a straight wholesale from the homeowner except some special circumstances. 

It was a mass hotelization of a place that really had a unique sense of place and not just the city but individual neighborhoods - Treme, Uptown, Garden District, Fauberg Marigny - all very distinct from one another. 

An ADU is an Accessory Dwelling Unit -- specifically, a garage or other structure converted into a living space like a studio apartment.Houses can have one ADU and small multifamily property can have two ADUs (and more under certain circumstances).Here's an example deal, one I was exploring with a client recently:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/624-N-Evergreen-Ave-90...This fourplex has two large garages, each of which can be converted into a studio apartment collecting $1600/month in rent (with plenty of off-street parking still available for tenants).

Perhaps the words "retroactive" and "reverse" are too similar for your mind to draw the distinction.

It's possible that the buyer, Real Estate Express Acquisitions LLC, had a change of heart or encountered unforeseen circumstances that led them to ghost.

Since you are really passionate but low on funds, you should work with your current circumstances. 

Usually, PM take 10% of the late fee in normal circumstance. 

The problem is that due to life circumstances I have to stay in a certain area where there's not a lot of duplexes and the numbers are as good as in other areas.