I had a similar problem  for about 5 months with one of my tenants from Dec to March.

I am a first time investor and purchased my first rental property last March with a section 8 tenant already in the property.

We bought our 1st rental property in March, 2022.

I'd like to balance my portfolio with some properties that pull consistent occupancy and mid-to-high ADRs in the Nov-March stretch that I can get into for ~$600K max.

But the addendum is new as of Feb/March 2022 so this is the first time a unit has been refi'd (or sold) so they haven't seen this one yet.

Campground has 6 pools , 1500 spots , cabins , store , water park , game house , pavilions , live bands on weekends , golf cart rentals . 

Interest rates are already moderating now, and the markets are already starting to price in rate cuts by March 2023.

The membership transactions in LLC-A are completely independent of the membership transactions of LLC-B, and further the changes have absolutely no bearing on the Operating company (LLC-O) or its taxes. 

All payroll flows through that one entity but you still need to segregate depending on where your staff actually “works” (20 hours at Company A, 10 hours at Company B and 10 hours at Company C).

Back in March of this year, she was notified (through DocuSign) once again about her lease renewal and rent increase.