Should we write up a month to month agreement and give notice to the tenants?

The bank is actually not the issue most of the times is the owners.These are just some basic questions, I noticed on the forum I am not sure if they have been answered

Give them one week to sign or give written notice of their intent to move out.It may be a mistake.

Only one tenant gave notice and with the max increase she was still over $500/month below market rent.

You'll also notice not a lot of ADU's in Austin.

Hey Tracie,You can start by sending a reminder notice to the tenant that it appears there is an individual who is not on lease residing in the apartment.

Your post reminded me to check my home owner policy renewal, I noticed the endorsement for the trust was not included, and call them, and they will add it in.

I’ve noticed that they end up showing me houses that cost a bit more than the ones I’m showing them.

No professional photos.Photos not staged properly (clutter, beds poorly made, etc.)Underpriced, especially for events and holidays.None of the small things that folks notice and mention in reviews, such as bedside chargers, noise machines, well stocked kitchen, local coffee & snacks, etc.

I've got to say it pees me off to some degree because I'm considering list my place next spring and spent about a year and a half getting the 500 SF home addition permitted not to mention $12,000 in permit fees and feel the sale of that place will reduce the comps to some degree.Question: Have you agents or buyers noticed this shift in your area?