Bill You should start by contacting the Real Estate Board: There is a recovery fund for consumers who have been damaged by Brokers. http://www.dre.ca.gov/consumers/consumerrecoveryaccount.html  One of the most common reasons for Brokers to get in trouble with the board is for this kind of thing.

Most are in Mpls or St Paul, but you will find some first-tier suburbs with large duplexes.  3-4 plexes are as common as a Vikings Super Bowl outside of the two cities.Within 45 minutes of MSP airport: This will be no problem, everything is within 45 minutes of the airport, especially in multifamily.Areas with a small town/ neighborhood feel are a big plus: South St Paul would have this feel so would Stillwater but that is probably more than 45 minutes from the airport with any level of traffic or bad weather.

But yesterday, I put in my notice and today I've never felt better.

Otherwise I would expect the story above is the most common. 

I’ve noticed quite a few of you mentioning the BRRR strategy and it seems to be sound.

I am bringing in a trash removal company to move the trash from one of the units I am renovating and wanted to take out their trash as well but first want to give them a notice to comply so there is no surprises when stuff starts getting tossed. 

I definitely think you are right and some aren’t noticing that it’s an LLC. 

As long as the Tenant is on a month to month, and proper notice is given, a rental rate increase would be an acceptable ask.Just verify that the appropriate notice period still falls within your escrow. 

I’ve noticed quite a few of you mentioning the BRRR strategy and it seems to be sound.

If you desire you could rent it M2M with a two month notice required by either party to terminate.