The only way to do that is to serve your tenant with your states version of a notice to quit.

I have the MLS and also Costar which is just the expensive version of LoopNet.

I've poked around in the free version of TenantCloud, but that system does not pull info from our bank/card accounts.

hmm. wont let me use it but i can see it. so im not sure what you type in and what calculates its self. well i sent another version to hom so maybe he can help with that. it has no rent stuff like his through.

Hostfully - Online guidebook and on the paid version you can collect email addresses to try to get repeat guests or off-platform bookings Minut - Noise sensor to monitor the noise level in the home - This helps to get in front of parties before it gets too out of control! 

is it best to sign in person , or is there a way it can be done through email, if so how does the seller sign when dealing with a email version of a contract? 

However, there are things I just don't understand. " Here's the short version"So I get this referral to a guy for a opportunity that I have, we speak indirectly for a short while (PM's on another platform), he tells me that he would have "His Guy" come past and take a look at it...

Basically a bigger version of posting "pick this old but functional fridge up from my garage, and it's yours for free" on craigslist. 

I'm trying to discern how the REACT (reverse engineered) version of the ACTs program (I'm familiar with LeGrand's repackaging of ACTS, as well as Joe Crumps and others "cooperative" LO approaches, which all appear to be, quite similar) differs, and how one is able to find (85%) "cash buyers" for these homes... which sounds more like what Home Partners is doing (i.e. buying, then LOing them out) vs. say the LeGrand and Ianotti's, ACTS program?

Be sure it is the latest version, 2015.