Flying off the handle can get you in trouble.For example, not renting to those in the military is against federal fair housing laws.

You might need to charge a different rent for units with 1 or 2 spots but you will need to determine if you can increase rents to charge for a space or figure out the most fair way to take a spot away from a tenant. if the city does not allow on street parking, I think it is on the landlord to ensure they have appropriate parking for the tenants.  

Getting a lot of questions as far as, once a grandfathered in quadplex is changes ownership, how hard can it be to maintain/ or reapply for a multi license with new owner. 

You can even share with them moving forward if they would like to market any properties under your portfolio you would like to be contacted first just to make sure there is an understanding and agreement on both sides.Then you can close with I contacted you directly because I wanted to be fair and upfront with you but if this continues you will give me no choice but to have to contact the proper people to cease this action.

I've lurked a fair amount on these forums but have never posted before.

Rebecca, I just went through a fairly similar process here in Memphis and I've been learning a little about the bankruptcy court here in town.

In fact, it teters on violation of the Fair Housing Act in relation to Familial Status protections.

Though I'd rather sell it for a lower price then fix and maintain the HVAC, but a non-working HVAC could deter buyers. 

I definitely intend to be as fair and honest a person I can be inside and outside the real estate field, knowing these practices help me as much as they help others.

My outlook for starting out with condos in the Boston market as it’ll be easier to maintain and to immediately build equity.