We have a maturity of the Hard money note coming up Next week and need to find a solution.With hard money interest, the total note will be about 980K.We have an offer from another hard money to refinance however we would still need 500k to satisfy the first note.

Evicting a tenant from a rent-controlled unit typically requires a valid legal reason, such as non-payment of rent, violation of lease terms, or the property owner wanting to occupy the unit themselves (owner-occupancy).

It could be that the typical rental is circa 1990.

Typically you can borrow up to 50% of your vested value or up to 50k.

I understand your dilemma with overlapping features in property management software.TenantCloud offers an all-in-one solution for property management, bookkeeping, and maintenance tracking.

Mid-Stay Rentals (MTR) offer steady money with leases from 1 to 6 months but with okay cash chances and strict rules.

It offers more flexibility and you're only paying back what you use.Another alternative would be a business line of credit.

So desirable in fact that an agent fro Ryan Serhant's office personally flew down to check it out and make an offer.

Hi Mohan Deep, General Rule: A fixed-term lease typically expires automatically at the end of the lease period without the need for a notice to vacate unless otherwise stated in the lease agreement.For fixed-term leases, if no notice requirement is specified, they typically expire automatically.If your lease requires a two-month notice to vacate, you must provide this notice even at the end of the lease term. 

Between the owner occupancy requirement of JADU, the lack of value added by a JADU, and it often making primary unit rent controlled, the JADU typically is a poor investment.