Historically inflation has been much harder to fight than people believe.

I get more calls and texts from my rental dealing with some or the women tenants fighting with each other.

The second best answer is to try to evict without an attorney, but if the renter is fighting a rent increase, I would expect a fight with the eviction, and it is extremely easy to screw up an eviction in MN, which would start the process over.

I am contacting to find out more about investing both here in the US (i'm living in San Fran bay area) and back home in Canada...I have been living here for 14 yrs (California) and am really interested in getting started, somehow....originally from Mississauga, and spent my university days at Mac, which is why your story was really interesting to me...was it easy to do the investment from Irvine while the house was in Hamilton...trusted friend to work with back 'home'...i'd love to know more about the process...up where I am in Concord, CA and the entire East Bay, there are a lot of properties in need of fixing and flipping as the Bay Area is getting way over priced with all the tech workers needing places to live etc...Great job on the before and after on your purchase and to continue with the rental as well :-)cheers,Craig

I would anticipate he would fight them best he could, and draw it out as long as possible.  

It's time to fight for possession of the premises.  

When I am done, people will be literally fighting to move into it.

It keeps him out of the line of fire if the LLC is sued, members screw up, member fights, etc.

If you get a tenant that decides to fight you the price will be higher.

Can they fight me on this?