From what I recall, the Federal law sunset-ed a few years ago, and had not been renewed as far as I know.So, the long and the short of it, you have to honor the lease till expiration.

She is likewise not represented by a buyer agent (she had one, but the contract recently expired and she didn't re-sign with that agent.  

I quit my day job about 18 months ago and am looking into health insurance now that Cobra is about to expire.

Do I write up all new leases immediately under my new company name or do I wait until each lease expires one by one and do it over time?

@Brandon Corkins You do have to honor the leases until they expire.

The marketing you do should be something that you are comfortable with or good at.For me personally, I was really good at cold calling, so I invested money in an auto-dialer, expireds/fsbo lists, neighborhood search. etc. 

You seem to be contemplating a repositioning strategy, and for 100+ units, you're basically talking about a year or more to complete your program, because you have lease expirations distributed more or less evenly throughout the year.  

If there was a 2009 tax year or 2010 certificate lien holder that lien is most likely expired and would not have to be paid off any longer. 

I love to see actual rents and lease expiration dates.

KW offices I've been to have a lot of support and a fast track if you want it.However I've heard about some franchise offices that have a skunk at the top that has you door knocking, working low end rentals and expireds, then keeps most of the commission!