Technically you are not approved.

Yes, you could technically go after them for a violation, but is it really that important?

Please offer advice on the belowLease is from September 2020 - September 2022We are exploring two options:1.Eviction Proceed with an eviction or in lieu of eviction provide a new lease that captures both pet information but changes the lease end date to September 2021, because they are in violation we should technically evict them.

That being said a wholesaler advertises an assignable interest and not the property so technically its not concerned by the 475.43.

Go ahead and sent it vs. getting caught in a technicality.  

Figure out what you did with those 3 properties and you’ll have a more technical explanation of what “feels right” looks like.  

It seems like a strange technicality to me especially since there’s more potential liability because of the age and square footage on the current property I own.

The eviction moratorium technically only applies to people with hardship, but the burden of proof is on you.

It is technically true that the Court isn't striking it down the CDC moratorium but that's likely because it's about to end anyway.

You will have a higher payment, so technically are you making 12% APR on that amount or are you making 12% minus the increase in rate payment.Option Two, you open a HELOC and have a revolving line of credit to invest or use as you see fit.