On the other hand, if you expect any tenants to react violently to this news, sending the parentals out might not be the best idea either.

As i mentioned, i told her to move out initially and she has reacted saying she'd be homeless vs taking responsibility and saying she can make other arrangements which was also unexpected for me (i know for a fact she has a partner and family nearby)I think I will maybe give her a day or two to cool down and approach again - then tell the prospective tenant what's going on if i cannot reach an agreement with the current tenant. 

I am native to the market so I can answer "boots on ground" questions as well.

How will the market react to GASP!

@Eliott RoseEvery time I give MY advice in these situations my post is removed.Time to get a lawyer that will nip this in the bud instead of just reacting.

I’d love to hear others’ thoughts on this.I don’t think that spreads will react because of what the fed does, but if treasuries or LIBOR/SOFR increase I’d be more inclined to expect that lenders would lower spreads.

Is he US based, native English speaker? 

Hey Clayton, I am a UA grad from 2020 that turned into a ttown native.

Hello to all,I had to send a contractor to waterproof the basement of my rental unit. The contractor did some concrete stains on the tenant's rug.The tenant is asking me to refund her the rug. As the contractor is wil...

I'm an Ohio native who's primarily invested in Detroit, MI and doing acquisitions for larger funds doing 5-7 deals a month.