And then, when you have to sell or the partners decide to split (a question of when, not if) - then I will tell you "told you so" ;)

Any landlord seeking to convert to a co-op or condominium must file appropriate notification with the Rent Leveling Board.

There are eight activities that are considered brokerage activities. 475.42 says brokering without a license is a 3rd degree felony. 475.43, the presumptive statute, states that anyone offering one of the eight brokerage activities is PRESUMED to be brokering WITHOUT a license and it is up to that person to PROVE they are not. If

(And I can give you examples all day long of why it's not if you want.)

The tenant would need to pony up with a cash offer within 18 hours of notification with a non-refundable deposit.

IMO the bid should have stated removal or not. If

Not to mention i would receive a notification on the 1st that the tenant pays their rent, then it would clear to my bank on the 6th...and then i would get a notification on the 10th!!!!

Fear not!If

My own feeling is that when (not if) interest rates rise, banks are going to be much more incentivized to call the notes due.

If damage is caused because of tenants derelict whether direct cause or due to a non-reporting a maintenance issue than they will be held responsible for all damage.On notification, the tenant is required to pay for the damages by the next rents due date.All monies received, will first be accessed towards damages or fees.