Hi Sean, you'll likely get the answers you need by reaching out to CHMA directly.

I saved money on the labor cost by doing the work myself.

In general, I recommend fee-only, fiduciary CFP® Professionals - then, within that group, you can filter by those who specialize in real estate in general and exit strategies in particular.

Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?

A "leasehold" improvement is made by a leaseholder i.e. tenant that is affixed to the property.

The timeframe can also be influenced by whether or not the homeowner has legal representation.

Start by learning from books, podcasts, and blogs.

I will ask them to sign a new lease when I take possession so that they ARE bound by MY terms and conditions.  

You also get a portion of that sheltered by depreciation write-offs. 

Partner Driven added value to the E Church Street deal by investing $5,000 in strategic renovations.