It depends on what state you live in but you would probably just give the manager proper notice to pay rent or vacate.

Make sure there is proper ventilation in the basement!

Ahh that makes a bit more sense as long as you have proper reserves you should be fine, you should probably do the math on your options and see which one is better for you, because it may differ based on what inventory is available at the time and/ or how much you save over the next year.

I currently own 5 properties as belowCurrent residence: Bought for $637K, downpayment made-126K, current mortgage balance - 500KInvestment Property1: Bought for 175K, downpayment made - 65K, current mortgage balance - 105K, net rental cash per month after PITI+HOA fee payment = $445Investment Property2: Bought for 209K, downpayment made - 72K, current mortgage balance - 124K, net rental cash per month after PITI+HOA fee payment = $436Investment Property3: Bought for 217K, downpayment made - 70K, current mortgage balance - 0, net rental cash per month after PITI+HOA fee payment = $1137Investment Property4: Bought for 455K, downpayment made - 90K, current mortgage balance - 253K, net rental cash per month after PITI+HOA fee payment = $287I also have investments in ETFs worth around 250K.

But, I'm looking for advice on how to give them a non-renewal notice in a proper legal fashion to mitigate any issues after they move out. 1.

@Harjeet Bhatti how do you properly protect yourself and your partners when not doing an LLC?

So.... my house is worth 1.3mil. and my mortgage balance is 250k... i have some equity.

However, inventory remains incredibly tight, with only 1.7 months of inventory in Austin and 2.4 months in the greater Austin area (a balanced market is 6.5 months).Steve Crorey, 2018 president of the Austin Board of REALTORS®, said, "In the Austin-Round Rock MSA, price classes across the board are seeing an increase in demand with a decrease in inventory. 

I'm currently in SF proper, but looking for flips in East Bay or Solano County. 

What makes you or your aunt think that a real estate agent is qualified to write up a legally binding contract that will properly protect her interests and comply with state laws?