L&I did nothing about these violations for 5 years and they remained open in the system.

Hi all, i just purchased a duplex in Sherbrooke Quebec. there are currently two tenants in the building, one on each floor. before signing, i received written agreement from one of the tenants that they would leave once their lease expires. my plan is to move into where they are currently staying and keep the other tenant, or if the second tenant also leaves, find another tenant. but i definitely want the tenant who agreed to leave out, because they are dirty and late on their rent.i'm just wondering, is the written notice that they gave enough to force them out if they decide later that they change their mind and wish to remain?

She is responsible for the remaining portion of the rent, however her $91 portion fell off quite some time ago.

Maybe you could rent on the rooms as separate units, with the rest remaining a common space until you decide what you want to do with it for the long term.

You're purchase and sale are on two different calendar and two different tax years (satisfying at least two tax court rulings) and separating them on two consecutive tax returns.3.

I know this may be overwhelming so want to reiterate and interject 2 things:1- Get an attorney - to represent you against all parties; tenant and PM if he remains uncooperative.

but if it is rented before end of the month, you should refund remaining rent.

The downside is you will need to live there, for a minimum of one year (to satisfy FHA Requirements); AND because you closed personally, you will not have Asset Protection, in the form of closing in the name of a LLC.

Here are the exit strategies once the renovation is complete:Option 1: I buy and move into the property at the remaining mortgage price.

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