I just got a permit pulled for HVAC by a contractor and got a letter in the mail about scheduling the inspection and how they are doing it due to Covid.

If you are looking at Student Housing, check out posts from @Will Gaston, he's been around the Student Housing block and then some.

This situation can’t be solved without hair pulling and screaming, and an infinite amount of financial punishment, no matter how many letters my lawyer sends if the tenant decides to squat.

In preferred order our lender uses, tax returns, current leases, a letter form us stating what the rent will be.

"The 24 months of residence can fall anywhere within the 5-year period, and it doesn't have to be a single block of time.

Now, that being said, we are still seeing vanilla ho-hum SFRs not only get accepted, but the completed report turned in, pretty fast (almost like they are taking a full appraisal fee, and just f-ing copy/pasting from the refi appraisal they did for the ho-hum SFR three blocks down as part of the refi boom with the same bedroom/bath count, ahem, cough cough, excuse me while I clear my throat).

You only officially send  a letter for credit. 

No agent is going to request financials of a listing agent's multi without a proof of funds, pre-approval, or hard money letter.

What are we doing with these letters?!

Hi All,For building owners who have switched from one Property Management company to another, can you please share the letter or note you sent out to your tenants informing them of the change?