Yes, it’s called a non-renewal notice; if you search for that term you should be able to find one specific to your state.

With enough units you could benefit from discounts.I'll send you a direct message with more considerations when searching for a PM. 

@Garrett Pearson Good luck in your search.

However, as a Newbie, I am searching every avenue to find my next deal.

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That could be a great way to find and stay engaged with local investors and opportunities. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsYou can also search for other investors in that area and follow their journey on Bigger Pockets here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersBest of luck to you and look forward to following your journey!

I ask because I was on rent.com and when I searched an area near me, there were some places with tons of rentals and other places with square miles of land that has plenty of homes there but none for rent.

Use the search function on "househacking"

I am searching for a multi family and could do a 1031.Here are the numbers:I owe $97K and it will sell for $180K.Mortgage with interest and escrow is $1225Current rent is $1500, but I could get $1600.The property has a pool, and I have a service that cleans it at $150/mo (don't trust tenant to do maintenance).So NOW, I get $1500, pay $1225 Mortgage, $150 Pool Service, $75 Vacancy (5%), $150 Maintenance (10%). 

I also purchased 12K in google stocks at $58 a share when the company first went public and still have my stocks.