Nobody can argue "first come first serve" as being discriminatory. 

This tenant has been a pain to work with all along and has 6 months left on his lease.Can we serve a notice to quit for locking us out of our garage?  

I served right after 9/11.. stationed in Oki..

We targeted strong structures with new to midlife utilities and that strategy served us well. 

I found that very few people read leases, that's why we went back to paper leases and signing in person, because that gives me an opportunity to explain a few things, go over home operation, safety and maintenance.But still, people don't listen very well (or remember everything I said) - so I leave them with two house warming gifts: Command brand picture hanging strips and quality snap-on felt bottoms for their chairs.This serves as a physical reminder of what I want them to do: not make holes in the walls and scratches in the floors. 

This should not be considered preeminent over the sale.Time and time again I see people trying to mandate keeping the same PM after the sale, which is all well and good and very nicely loyal, but it is also limits the buyer pool and doesn't necessarily serve anyone's best interest except . . . the PM co?

This thread should serve as a warning to anyone looking to get a deal by using the listing agent instead of having their own representation.

Will the paid off property or refinanced property better serve your needs and wants?

Showing your interest in the property and maintaining things appropriately has served me well with all my tenants.

I know the loophole is 60 day notice to move in or sell in WA, but can I serve them a notice to comply or vacate still since these are lease violation related not due to unpaid rent from COVID?