This building was my first official project so I learned lots about working with contractors, construction, what things cost and how to manage tenants.

We don't know these people well, but we've had a few conversations with them since we moved to the neighborhood two years ago and they seem okay, but it really feels like their reaction to the news that the property has officially sold and we want to take possession ASAP could go any way.

Send start to send official notices.

They paved and painted it and looks very official.

Did you officially extend the contract again or not?

.✔ Clueless elected official discusses "feel good" legislation that will have zero impact.✔ Clueless elected official panders to the stupid voters by taking shots at landlords as if 40%-50% increases are normal.✔ Pious charity woman complains about minimum requirements, as if everyone should be allowed to rent even if they can't afford it.✔ Clueless elected official panders to the stupid voters by discussing the need for rent control, which will make the situation worse.✔ Scumbag elected official places blame for the homeless on landlords, knowing full well government policies are to blame for lack of housing.✔ Piece of crap elected official make preposterous statement that landlords can set rent wherever they want and their greed is creating homelessness. 

There's never been an official communication on their part in regards to the new living arrangements.

hey @Austin Jones, plus one to what Greg said, property valuation has nothing to do with how much it can rent for.The best people to ask for an accurate rental estimate is a local property manager who manages that type of asset in that neighborhood.When I run my numbers, I usually take an average of:1. what my property manager tells me it will rent for2. local housing authority (section 8) official rent rate for that number of bedrooms3. rent estimate from a tool like: rentometer, rentcast, Zillow, etcHappy to help more if you would like. do not hesitate to reach out, connect and DM me if interested.cheers

hey @Austin Jones, property valuation has nothing to do with how much it can rent for.The best people to ask for an accurate rental estimate is a local property manager who manages that type of asset in that neighborhood.When I run my numbers, I usually take an average of:1. what my property manager tells me it will rent for2. local housing authority (section 8) official rent rate for that number of bedrooms3. rent estimate from a tool like: rentometer, rentcast, Zillow, etcHappy to help more if you would like. do not hesitate to reach out, connect and DM me if interested.cheers

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