Here's a few online sources on the matter:The fact of the matter is, the landlord cannot “double-dip,” collecting full rent from one tenant, who has vacated, and collecting again from the new tenant.From: https://corealestateattorneys.com/breaking-a-colorado-residential-lease/In Colorado, landlords are usually required to mitigate damages if you move out of your rental before the lease is up.

I am new here and I am learning little by little

I jacked it up with a bottle jack, sistered up the old 2x6 floor joists with new 2x8's and problem solved for a few hundred bucks.

Hi folks,I am new on buying a property and trying to househack on fourplex property that is 40 years old(1980's).

These properties are currently being rented for a great amount with great cash flow.Most of the time, these properties are not in the worst condition, but they are not new either (I think about $10-20K in repairs needed) or even properties that have great tenants paying great rent in them.Now, if I analyze the MAO with the standard calculation (ARV * 0.7 - repairs - fee), it won't make sense for the seller, and he won't sell it (found out the hard way haha).What do you guys do in that situation?

I am selling my house FSBO ( just finished last weekend with new carpet) .

Our income is around $150k.We built our new construction personal residence with cash and are looking to take out our equity to BRRR duplexes or triplexes. 

I’m a new investor in the Sarasota area and looking to connect, learn, grow, etc.....

Will sell to one of our sons and his new wife next year.

For example, I often see Buyers purchase property thinking there is a $1,000 deposit but then the tenant claims it was $2,000 because they paid the last month's rent.