The idea that has formulated in my head would be to sell the property I have, and use the proceeds to purchase 2, or more, properties in Logan, to be managed by a property management company.

Im a big fan of Roberts youtube videos on assets versus liabilities, he really simplifies wealth building in a straight forward and strategic way which i like.

This person is clearly an adult and can formulate for herself what is and is not the course to take.Here, to hopefully bring this to a close - I been sued and have sued.

Like the above post there are strategic ways to acquire property without over leveraging.

I'd hold on to these two and use them strategically to your (un)fair advantage.

So, I force equity with strategic improvements & good management moving rents to market.

When I took over my property everyone was month to month and I strategically timed the leases to end February-April.

Don't sweat the minutia and pick your winning battles; I don't see the beginning of a lease as a strategic time to get into an argument over something so small, especially when it's an easy win for you down the road should it re-present itself.

Strategically, I would launch that tenant as soon as your local laws allow.

Treat it like a strategic partnership.As John stated it's highly variable.