Serve them a termination.

For a new projectLand development and new construction of Self storageproject size: 100,000 sqfIn the city of Kennesaw (Northwest of Atlanta)I would like to references to a development builder With construction experience of self storagethank you

Both houses serve as on and off again rentals.But now, she considers "House A" her primary residence though she lives with her husband who owns his own house.House B, is due for some major rehab expenses - needs new plumbing and piping to city water - approx $20kIn order to pay for the rehab expenses on House B, she recently spoke to a bank who advised her to get a mortgage on House A, furthermore the bank informed her she could not get a loan on House B, since it was an investment property.It seems the bank wants her to get a loan on the more expensive property (as collateral) to cover the costs of the least expensive property.Questions:1.

If they are on a month-to-month lease (or a verbal lease, which is automatically month-to-month), then you can terminate them for any reason by serving them with a 30-day notice (check state law, some require more).

Until you have a decent sized porfolio, I recommend sticking to one or two niche specific markets.

It's really going to be hard to provide any realistic feedback without knowing the size of the property, the quantities of work and more details on the specific repairs and location of the project.How many square feet is the property? 

I am looking to get into multi family, I got a commercial property conversion into a 12 plex under contract now, and I am looking for more deals that size to get started.

Or start with a larger 1bed/1bath and pare the price down based on size.

It's never one size fits all and it takes practice and patience.

What size projects are you looking at; ground-up; renovations; re-development?