I will try to properly introduce myself because this is my first post and then I will get to the point of why I am posting in the Rehabbing and Flipping forum.

If so, what is the proper way to assign the lease to the new owner/landlord, assuming the lease is freely assignable?

Should be an easy breakdown for those who are tracking their campaigns properly.

There are plenty of horror stories here on bigger pockets about buying occupied rentals without doing proper due dilligence.

I've had some success in find distressed sellers in the past and I'm looking to expand that part of my business.

I'm going to look heavily into it next week as we are looking to expand our market reach.

There is a lot of information on BP about tips to get financing and alternative and creative ways to expand your portfolio.

Esp when they have friends stay over.I installed a 2nd bathroom in the older daughters (expanded) walk-in closet just to avoid the shared bathroom drama.With today's mtg rates & the opportunity of packaging your home in the sale of the less appealing/adjoining properties I wouldn't think twice.

Now, when I expand my rental inventory (which I am), it is intentional from the outset.

One would think the developer/contractor used in a higher end project would have used rhe proper fill and compacted to spec.