These situations suck, and it's just hard to make that call when you're the one making it. 

They're calling it the "Justice for Renters Act."

I have generally had no problems managing it myself until our long term tenant moved out 15th of December (typically a slow month to find leads for leasing in our market) and our new tenant moved in on New Year's Eve after a slog of hardcore interviews and showings.Let's call this new tenant Kevin.

I got called about two multi-unit duplexes there the other day. 

I don't know if it is called "efficiency" when you have a studio within the unit (without a new construction outside the property) B) Or, do you apply to the city for converting the duplex into an official triplex (replacing the door with a dry wall)?

Call the city and get it condemned.

Hey peeps,If anyone got tangled up in this S#%@ show and you don't want to wait for the bankruptcy proceedings.Just sold my claim to these guys for 72% on the dollar - https://www.ftxcreditor.com/They are legit and literally after a 30min Zoom verification call sent me the funds in USDC to my wallet.  

To explain the situation a bit better the 3rd party company is called Obligo, according to them once they receive the repair estimate from the management company they instantly pay them.

He calls me every time he puts it in the mail then again a week later to make sure we got it.

It's called " Never Split the Difference."