I don’t know why you’re being advised to go through an eviction based on the circumstances you presented.You wouldn’t file an eviction against a tenant who has stated they’re moving out, and then voluntarily moved out and returned the keys as agreed.An eviction (unlawful detainer action) is only done to recover possession of a property that someone is refusing to voluntarily return to you.If you still need to recover money from them after they’re out, then you typically go through small claims.

This is probably something not many people can anticipate because of the circumstances (COVID, Rep. to Dem., etc.,)  but what will the market do with a transition from Trump to Biden? 

He is claiming "extenuating circumstances" without stating what it is.

Without knowing your deadline or life circumstances, have you considered borrowing from family and/or selling your residence and renting/buying something significantly more modest.

Meaning if one tenant moves out, we do NO under any circumstances refund their "share" of the security deposit.

I have done a lot of research and read a lot, but with covid and the circumstances, not sure if now is the best time to jump in!!

Under normal circumstances the numbers on this home didn't jump out to me.

Under such circumstances, the increase in capacity would require the landlord’s written consent. 5.

Yes, that was my husband’s sentiment as well but I kept thinking that due to her personal circumstances we could give her another chance, and another ...I will probably not make a complaint, as for what it is worth she did find us tenants last year.

I too anticipated we might see more flight to SFRs as people would be more comfortable with that situation in these circumstances, intriguing that this is not playing out and may point to people's presumptions that this will all be over soon.