Anyone would notify their landlord of a typical water leak since nobody wants water damage but something like this isn’t really noticeable to the tenants or causing damage so they might not care.

@Jose De La Macorra sounds overly complicated and there are probably many ways this could go wrong: everything people have mentioned above like healthcare costs causing problems, unknown heirs or past business partners coming out of the woodworks with title claims... plus if he dies next week in a freak accident that doesn’t look great for you either if you benefitted financially from his early death.

With this much activity there must be something everyone is noticing that is causing the vacancy.

I think the buttons are less likely to cause issues. 

Cause me and the sellers were at 10k difference in the purchase price point.

2) I read a post in this forum that if renting over on Airbnb 30 days would create “ residency” which would need to follow Oakland “just cause “ and rent control rules?

Send tenant a report with any damage they caused, none in this case.  

Come to find out, the basement door actually was torn off of 2/3 hinges and is frozen wide open, so zero degree wind is whipping into the basement, clearly causing the pipes to freeze.Now, I'm gonna fix them, no issue (good tenant with a good relationship), but it occurred to me that I'm not entirely sure where the liability lies on this one.Clearly, the fact that he didn't accurately report to me the status of the basement door was the reason the pipes froze, but I'm not totally clear on whether or not that has bearing here.Thoughts?

Once you stop the growth and expansion you reduce the inventory which cause prices to sky rocket.

Apparently during its first run, the drum comes loose and blows the front off the which causes the washer to drain onto the newly installed carpets and proceeds to flood the basement.Glad I bought a dehumidifier yesterday and had a bunch of towels lying around 😂😂😂.