Anyway, the upshot of all that is just keep doing what you're doing, with a notice to the tenants that you have assumed PM duties and updates regarding everything referring to the PM (where to send rent, send notice, etc) referring now to you.

Background: Currently Active duty (Separating soon).

I’m active duty military and my parents have had a home here in Hawaii for 30 years.They currently owe roughly $260k on it.

I am in the process of a mortgage refinance.
The refinance mortgage amount is $100,000. The appraisal amount is $245,000. I paid $700 for the appraisal.
. The appraisal was “subject to” installation of water heat...

Hey everyone,I'm an active duty, military physician and have an upcoming move in JUN2022. 

Commercial units are heavy duty and built to run a lot more loads than a residential unit. 

Im a Veteran myself and was a army spouse for 30 yrs. 5 yrs ago my husband of 30 yrs  (27 yrs in active duty) gave me a suprise divorce.

The dad states in his lease review that "if a landlord intentionally tries to change this duty orally or in your lease a tenant may have a claim against the landlord for actual damages one months rent plus $2,000 and attorney's fees."  

Paying contractors quickly is vital to keep their loyalty, so it's important to receive draws from your lender in a reasonable timeframe (draws are progress payments from your lender).

This past decade I've been constantly on the move and jumping from state to state, as do all Active Duty Military.