Normally, you would need to give them the minimum notice as stated by the lease agreement they signed.

Normally if the sale is conditional on the tenant moving out, then I wouldn't recommend actually closing on the property until that step occurs, however it appears from your post you have already closed on the property so that's not helpful advice at this point. 

As long as my withdrawals from the accounts are due to normal maintenance, they remain pretty balanced.I hope that is helpful and please feel free to reach out with any questions!

Talk to some people, see what they are doing, and see if what you come across fits your goals and lifestyle.  

Normal roof job is the shingles and any decking that is beyond saving and generally speaking most decking stays.  

Your emotional response is normal, but unwarranted.

Please keep in mind that "D" areas normally:  will take more repair expense; more hands-on management; will have vacancies/no-pays more often; tenants that will let their pitbull tear up the house and crap up the yard. 

Normally, you need to have Proof of Funds which means showing that you have the cash to purchase (e.g. a bank statement and/or brokerage statement OR a mortgage pre-approval). 

Hi everyone,I have an inherited tenant in my triplex who normally pays on the 15th of every month, which means the 15th is the beginning of the month.

We don't have any homes that have vinyl siding that low, normally that stops about 2 or 3' off the ground.Honest question, how are they supposed to trim the grass next to the house and not cause damage like you are seeing?