As for existing tenants, I would maximize the rent as soon as possible, whether that is receiving the property vacant or increasing current rents.

@Ryan Proffit @Edward Powers @others I've been receiving a ton of messages asking about the process, and I am happy to answer them all, check back to this forum post at the end of the day and I will have the entire process written out step by step. :)

Here are some of my favorites:Dropbox is great for general document management.Evernote is great for notes, checklists, biz cards, etc.Insightly is great for task management and CRM.For bookkeeping, QBO is the software of choice.

.- They claim that their verbal termination doesn't count and that they can stay until the end of September because I haven't received a written notice to terminate.How should I handle this?

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hi all,I have 2 judgments that I received from non paying tenants. one is for 700 and the other is for 3500.

This way the IRS will receive the 1099-S and identify the transaction as occurring within the tax-sheltered plan.

Don't give a inch.I would also recommend you hire expert attornies and pms in the area.Also, document, document, document.

And I assume you have pictures of the property prior to their moving in as well as a move-in check list documenting there was no damages previously. 

I was told that the state/government would be willing to pay market rent value for your property and in most cases it is more than what you would receive through a private or traditional tenant.