The laws,  including the recently passed washington 'just cause' rules do allow for giving a tenant notice to vacate if you are going to owner occupy,  or for substantial rehabilitation  (meaning necessary work will make home uninhabitable, and typically also means permits must be pulled for some aspect of the work;   paint and carpets doesn't count)   But keep in mind COVID moratorium rules and still in effect  though  (in theory) they are phasing out.    

I seriously think that this effect is limited to SF and duplexes beyond that you will face what is called the "tragedy of the commons".   

When the moratorium went into effect, I kept tenants month to month for that very reason. 

I look forward to engaging with you all along this journey".Ralph

(more cost effective)or Get an HVAC to discuss for each unit. 

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Direct mail has been effective for a lot of investors.

@Joe VilleneuveTelling someone to sell what they just bought and start all over is probably not cost-effective for them.Right now he has a major safety net and in a great position to start leveraging, if he wants to, or continue to cover his butt with more owned assets and cash flow before he starts leveraging.

For most effective use of his time have at least the outline of an operating plan in place.

I would also love to learn more regarding how one can better establish an end-buyer even before engaging in a deal!