They may not want to do so, howover... they probably don't want to give formal notice until you've done your home inspection, reviewed leases and the title report and navigated any resulting issues in connection with the property.

(New laws requires longer notice periods, tougher to evict -with judicial 'discretion' to delay evictions, and an increase in excise tax upon sale of property). 

But, again, due to the peculiarities of the area, you can still find plenty of good deals (by my definition) here.Again, this is an up-and-coming area with a long history, much of it ugly, just outside the formal borders of a Rust Belt city.

Just give them formal notice that they have to vacate by June 30 and let it play out from there. 

I'm not a FATE guy, but I recognise an opportunity when it shows its head.Today, we formally accepted the offer and after the standard 4-6 weeks of lawyer faffing, I'm on my way to Ohio to start shopping for a home and (hopefully) some further investments.My point is, part of success is defining it, achieving it and moving on. 

Units 2 and 3 are rented out month to month with no formal lease in place.

If i go through with her I will still make sure she fills out a formal application that pulls her credit and not trust any PDF's she is mailing me.

Another Fireplace in the Formal Living Room and Yet another in the Formal Dining Room.

Given the fact that you just began ownership of the property, you can not formally issue a 5 day demand until the 16th day of the month.  

The Opportunity Zone Program must go through the formal rule-making process before the program can be finalized and investments can be made.