(Because as far as i know the 1st is when the rent is due so she can't really stay there on the first otherwise she is liable for rent, correct) Yesterday i asked her if she had already booked the elevator (because it is a condo highrise and she needs to book the elevator to move out and pay a deposit to management) she basically said she is not moving because her lease says the 1st (Instead of her asking me about it and if i did not have another tenant who is eager to move in 9 am in the morning, I would accommodate her) Communicating with this tenant has been a pain, otherwise of course it should have been an easy amicle thing to resolve. 

We asked 100 landlords Following up on the results of the survey on the biggest pain points people have faced with PM on the "I hate rentals post"1.

Hi there! I am a real estate investor in North County San Diego. Recently, I started a meet up specifically geared towards empowering people of color to use Real Estate as a vehicle to build generational wealth. 
Why...

This would seek to protect everyone's interests but more importantly, friendships.

Both options seem good but because I'm still in the newbie phase, seeking advice. 

Should they still only offer the renewal without the water damage coverage, seek out other quotes. 

I feel your pain with the turnover and vacancy but that comes with the territory.  

I’m going to seek out another lender now.

Jonathan, I'm sure your intent was to help but honestly, you did not answer my questions, at all, and your line of questioning is more so personal than seeking info to actual answer the premise of what was asked.

Water leaking from pipes and showers upstairs dripped on the commercial spaces, so that was a pain too.