To get the other side of this story, and for the usual landlord questioning screen I've tried contacting the landlord - a large corporate property management company (common in NYC) - which turns out to have a non-working telephone number (which is clearly shown on their website), and they are a total dead end for trying to get information.Now I would have moved on after my first attempt to call this previous landlord and found the non-working number and impossibility to confirm tenancy info with them had it not been for the fact that this applicant appears stellar in all other ways - high income, high credit score/clean report, good current landlord review, etc., and is far above all my other applicants for this property at this time.

Agree with @Darius Ogloza, why attempt to dissolve the association when you can now control the management?

Hello, my names Jarrad, im 28 and I live in Brisbane, Australia.I am considering getting into real estate in the US because of the high rental yield that just isn't possible in Australia along with the entry price is being more affordable.I haven't owned any properties before and i understand that it may be considered fool hardy to attempt to start in an international market from which i have little knowledge about.

If you attempt a direct property transfer from your name into an LLC for the liability protection it will potentially trigger the due-on-sale clause.

I would recommend attempting to have the seller get things square with the city.

Landlord shall attempt to have Tenant's house ready on the date stipulated on this lease but cannot be held liable for failure to do so.

Some of the surrounding properties (mobile homes) have been cleared and replaced with small cabins, which I'm sure they're attempting to lease recreationally, to no avail.

Hello BiggerPockets family,My wife and I own a multifamily apartment building, and we had a terrible tragedy a couple of days ago.We await the final police report, but there was an apparent murder/attempted suicide in one of the units.So far we’ve spent $20k in crime-scene cleanup and they still have another day of work to do.  

And with jobs come population growth. https://www.bizjournals.com/at...So for me, Atlanta is most definitely locked in and my #1 go to market that I will learn and attempt to achieve my goals in.

So while I do think new supply is coming into the market, it seems to be at a steady trickle.So I tend to focus a bit more on demand, and for that, mainly population (raw numbers of bodies) and employment (number of people able to pay rent or a mortgage).