If so, you can give the notice before the end of Nov and make it effective on February 1st, 2022.I always recommend giving proper advance notice and raising the rent on the Lease anniversary every year.

Generally speaking, I would post the proper notices according to state law and then start the clock ticking until you can officially treat it as abandoned. 

I’ve read a couple books that discuss the importance of this, is there any other way you’d recommend to learn how to properly assess and value properties?

Needless to say, the new lease came with a rat clause that they could move them into an aquarium as proper pets or they had to go.

I really want to turn those properties into Airbnb listings due to promising ROI and no HOA restrictions … The biggest challenge for me is to hire someone on the ground to set it up and coordinate with vendors, for example running errands to pick up the keys from my agent, purchase / receive / assembly furniture, installing smart lock so I can have full control over my property remotely..

If the foreclosure was done properly that should wipe out the lis pendens.

@Jerel Ehlert i am currently a project manager working for a good energy company and have been herding squirrels for the past five years lol I do work a lot with job site construction Managers plus our civil and electrical crews onsite in addition to coordinating between our engineering teams and customers.

Would it be wise to continue with my original plans and run the high risk of having bad tenants in my first landlording experience or should I sell then use  what I've learned to properly analyze and purchase my second property?

@John BoychukYou are right that we still have to give the 90 days notice for someone who's been there for 2+ years (we currently have one tenant to whom we gave notice who's supposed to leave by end of february).Correct me If I'm wrong but when you have an annual lease, you can't break it mid-lease, even with proper notice unlike month to month.

@Nathan Faucett Call Proper insurance and start there.