We are at the end of the Lease only we have the right to extend, the landlord is not honoring, can he simply lock up the doors, or does he have to run this through court to have us evicted...We do not have all of the luxury as a Residential renter, but what rights do I have.

Guard's mobile command center on Rockaway beach) and I would do it in a heartbeat, even after being in the thick of it here now.Frankly I'm thinking of getting into some of the properties that were damaged by the hurricane and remodeling them into luxury homes with systems set up to keep the house running during hurricanes, flooding, etc....

A few things about me: -Past leasing agent at a 270 unit apartment complex, screening process experience -Past property manager at a luxury apartment complex 113 units downtown Milwaukee -Past property manager and marketing coordinator at a new lease up luxury property in Minneapolis, MN -looking to buy a multifamily building and potentially move into one of the units -Excited to begin learning how to be confident in the investment.

In my opinion it shouldn't be about the price of the rental (although cash flow is the goal) adding "luxuries" such as washer/dryer/refrigerator/dishwasher will most likely find you the quality renter that you would want in your property.

Most good leases will simply terminate unless the parties do something, usually in writing, or by virtue of other action (i.e. accepting payment beyond the lease turns it into month-to-month).

Try to have the mindset of a hotel manager at a luxury hotel or a top airline; very friendly and polite, but the rules are the rules.We have to re-trail our new tenants often, because they come with some "bad behaviors" from a previous bad landlord.

Our plan is to turn this into 2 luxury condos with off-street parking.

I am a big fan of seed capital (For obvious reasons) through conventional financing, but as an established investor, I have that luxury.

It's one of the issues listing agents have to deal with all the time, to level set them that the sky high price of the market might not apply to the dumpster fire they've abused the past 20 years to where a buyer would have to spend serious $$$ to fix it up.I get the luxury of representing buyers (investors) more, and if a listing agent cries to me about a lowball I just say suck it up buttercup, get me counter if it's low, bye for now.

It's basically an 8-story luxury building, 343 units with 7,935 sf of ground floor retail, restaurants.