My specific questions are: 1) how often can landlords increase rent on a month-to-month lease (can they, in theory, increase the rent month over month as long as they're giving notice each time)?

I've noticed a few of the very nice Spanish Revival style homes that back right up to the course popping up on the MLS.

I notice that no neighborhoods in West Philly are in your parenthetical. 

After 1 year, the lease becomes month-to-month and either party can terminate the lease with at least 30 days written notice provided prior to the date they need to/are vacatingI just called a local process server to serve that notice and he told me we can't do anything until September 1st due to the governor's extension of the rent moratorium.What are you all doing in this situation?

Additionally, I would post, call, and leave a message stating that you need to come inside the property to inspect with proper (our lease states 24 hours) notice.

In purchase and sale 1st floor tenant was to be given written notice of rent increase. 2nd floor to be given written notice to quit.

She was disappointed said she would have needed several more months notice etc.

Second, I noticed one of the properties he is planning to unload is to big (50 units ) to fit our criteria at the moment.

They also would need to give 12 months notice for possible termination instead of 3 to 6 months.They also try to cap year 1 property tax assessments.

Good evening, I'm reintroducing myself to RE investing and I've noticed some forums along with some listings include community ratings such as B+, C, etc.