It just automatically transitions to month-to-month, because that’s how my lease reads.

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I think we want to transition from vacant/renovation insurance to occupied/no capital improvements/renovations still O.K.

Do you have any advice or tips of how to make this run smoothly and to put the least amount of money down out of my pocket?

Most insurance companies like to move claims like these along pretty quick, so like Joe said, just stick close to your adjuster and things should go smoothly.

Hey everyone I am wanting to transition my rentals over to a Property Management company.

If so, might be a good idea to take profit and transition into something that doesn't have the issues.

We do minor marketing campaigns and occasionally sell the home ourselves.We typically visit the properties twice during the entire process.I say all of the time that our job is to ensure a smooth transaction and sales process.We spend approximately 10 hours per deal -- I would say we do a good job as we have done repeat business over and over with multiple clients.But with that said, it's not the best option in every situation - as has been stated.

So expanding to the US is a transition I am looking forward to.

In your photo, half of the 1st floor room starts out with carpet and then transitions into laminate?