I am curious to hear some of your stories on tenants in Los Angeles County when it comes to their lease expiring and whether or not they can stay even if you do not want them to??

I inherited a lease that is 12 years old and has no language about the landlord entering the apartment. 

I know there’s no info like that in the leases I see from my property manager here, maybe it’s in separate paperwork they handle.

Hello All,I know that Master Lease Options have been discussed a ton on here, but after searching endlessly I couldn't find anything addressing some specific concerns/questions I had so here it goes...The potential seller is a full time firefighter who has 3 very involved kids and is also a part owner of restaurants across the country with his brother. 

I thought I'd post the eviction updates as they passed thru the court system as I had no idea how long an eviction took before I started this process.1) 5/1/2018 Served 30 day "Notice of Non-Renewal" for month to month lease.

Possibly to lease to short term renters.

Apparently if you sign a lease as an LLC the landlord can't exactly control who is staying in the apartment because it is under an LLC (Let me know if this isn't true).

About half of it consists of four individual buildings that are leased to various retail tenants.

Another thing near the top of his list is adding value by raising the rents or making improvements interior or exterior.I would also research the local area rents and raise them when the lease is up or if their is a clause that says you can do that with the proper notice. 

Owner would therefore face a large capital gains penalty upon selling the asset.Would it be possible/legal to execute a master lease option with a buyout that is intended to outlive the seller such that they can have fixed income for the remainder of their life, and such that their children can receive stepped basis by inheriting the asset that is already under contract (which was obviously written to be binding upon successor's and heirs).