Agree they are both tenants and you can't keep it from the other tenant.If she gives notice you can send them both their own move out letter which would give him a chance to react.Agree the other one can stay if they want to and qualify.We always designate one tenant as the primary, in the lease, and make it clear that they are the decision maker. 

Just received the letter from the city that my property was selected for the inspection cycle.

With the insane market, I’m looking to pivot to send letters to SF properties in Western New York.

If you ever get a property under contract that's occupied the best thing is to send them a letter and offer them $ for moving expenses, and get them on the phone to build some rapport. 

If she can't provide this information than it would be a judgement call on your part, but in my experience without providing this info, the best a renter could do would be to get a notarized letter from the husband stating agreement to the alimony, how much they're paying and for how long.

I was telling one of my investor clients today if I see a preapproval letter from either of them, I always think there is a better chance of getting the deal to closing. 

Definitely get the estoppel letters and copies of existing leases.Apartment complexes change hands frequently (if judging by the "under new management" is any indication) and I can assure you they don't kick everyone out and start from scratch.

We have posted warning letters on their door twice now about this.How would we fare if we started eviction proceedings because the tenant refuses to obey this rule?  

But I got a letter from section 8 that their portion was going up over $800 starting in June.The previous landlord never rented out the studio downstairs.

Expect to be asked to write a letter attesting to the fact that you value a short commute over the extra bedroom, maybe WFH is over and you have to start going to the office again, the 4th bedroom was your home office, but you no longer need it... that certainly makes sense and would also go through with any lender that ever wanted to get my brokered business again.