Doesn't hurt you went to bat and did work other people are supposed to do....In the same paragraph it discusses deposit transfer....9B5....we also have a form that the seller should want to inform the tenants.   

I suppose this joint venture experience would involve some mentorship too. 

A broker mentioned Senate Bill 608.. it supposed to be a tenant protection bill, but it seems to be problematic to investors/landlords. 

After I leave, I'd expect unit A to command ~$1300 in rents.First problem: Supposed unit B is noisy and heavy-footed, which is driving unit C crazy.

The judge agreed with the tenant and threw the case out so I had to start all over again.So even when you do what you are suppose to do, it does not work 100% of the time.

I suppose not, but sometimes you have to do it.

If they've had bad experiences with owners confronting tenants... then I suppose the policy is understandable. 

I did not pull a single permit for anything, not so much because I didn't want to but because I didn't realize I was supposed to.

The buyers both run a home business and own 3 other properties and supposedly had to relocate to wife’s hometown to care for an elderly mother.

Suppose thats the same for everyone.