- local newspaper ad- craigslist- sign on property- a listing service such as roommates.com, rent.com, apartment.com- asking current tenants for referrals- putting up notice on bulletin boards (groceries, laundromats, churches, etc.)- other methods?

Assuming price is ok should I go ahead with this property.

There are things you can do ahead of time that will help with future projects where FHA buyers are likely:1.

I give the 3 day notice.

Allows for a 30 day notice upon sale from the new owner.

Its not legal, in Michigan a 7 day notice has to be given, which is the shortest notice for non payment.

I can't make that a habit though, or I'd be better off tearing the whole thing down.Since I notice that you're in PA, I'll also mention that this building is in a suburb to the north-east side of Pittsburgh.I'm honestly not too afraid of vacancy in this building as I'm trying to improve it and raise rents - but I definitely don't want to lose the good ones and keep the bad!

Perhaps draft a letter speaking to your intent to sell and the approaching maturity date to put them on official notice.

I don't mind pissing esisting tenants some if I come out ahead overall.First of all, property brings in $2100/month fully rented.

If I got $950 monthly and had a $300 deposit, I would be ahead at the end of 9 months.