This is causing agida with the tenant next door who has a 60 day notice to terminate (only at the end/anniversary of the lease, then an auto-renew for another year)... who "was" planning to renew then suddenly had a change of heart and wants to immediately vacate.Im all for letting the "change of course" tenant go, however I want her to understand that Ill legally hold her accountable for rent until Ive re-rented the unit (we allow tenants to report to credit agencies as well, this one does), and I fully expect her to pay until such time.

Lay down the law from the beginning, yes, but also have a heart.

Pms offer a valuable service If they are good .i would say Landlording is a savage business If your timid big hearted or anxious/ nervous type then it will be hard for you to be a landlord and self manage .

I have a heart for seniors and can tell you do too. (2) quick tips.Insurance is not viable, this would have to be a private pay communityLook at other providers of these kind of services ie: Hawthorn, Holiday Retirement they could give you insight in how to set something like this upFinally, when a resident reaches a level of care that requires assistance then perhaps find some caregivers that can provide assistance (check their references)Best of luck with this dream!!

If you don't have the heart to raise the rent on them then no dogs, "sorry its our policy".

This just reflect that being a multiple unit landlord is not for the fainted heart.

I/we buy ugly houses, I love ugly houses, I heart ugly houses, We buy the good bad and the ugly.....they already got there.Somebody took my whole paragraphs of marketing copy and used it word for word in their ads and letters.

If you want to do it out of the goodness of your heart, go for it.  

Wouldnt recommend it for the faint of heart; furthermore, even if you're technically allowed (<3 home private dwelling), the judges who are enforcing laws are supposedly doing so with very little knowledge and people are getting in trouble. 

Essentially, we feel that they do not have our interests at heart and that the minimization of vacancy was not adequately incentivized up front.