I believe I'm legally responsible to pay the sewer in my State if they don't pay. 

My hope is we may someday soon have a reverse trend of folks wanting to live in large cities and wanting to go rural again with the progression of technology (however it will likely take just as long for the re-population of rural America to happen again as it did for it to die - but we need more companies to embrace remote workers as we have the technology in a lot of positions within companies for many things to be done remotely, 2ndly we need driverless cars legal and working, 3rdly we'd need to rebuild some of the infrastructure or figure out a way (likely tax incentives) to get people to move back to these places so things like schools/banks/hospitals etc can reopen or be revived.  

So if this tenant leaves "legally" at the end of the leave, you're could lose 13 days rent.

Legally, Escrow and title people should not provide forms for contracts but the rules of the contract are not like other states.

Do you mean a list for those borrowers where a legal notice has been filed?

Regarding raising the rent, you just tell him rent is going up and give him whatever notice you’re legally required to give. 

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I’ve been waiting for some legal matters to clear up before buying my first “true” real estate investment property.

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

Is that legal?