I have not been nagging or pushing the deal but just offering help or assistance in the probate process (snow removal, mowing, typical upkeep) trying to help and stay in touch.This morning while making a trip to home depot I noticed a tag on the door.

Give both of them a notice and explain they are entitled to quiet enjoyment of their space and when quiet hours are (look up your local info for the city). 

Hello all,I recently received a notice that my Hudson County, NJ property's taxes have been randomly increased by over 8k due to improvements made.

@Wes Evans I don’t have any hard data but I have not noticed anything like that with my 3 houses.

I also gave 30 day notice to many tenants months leading to COVID leading to low occupancy for several months.

If you leave it with the same servicer it is a TILA transfer notice so the process is much quicker.Hope this answers your questions.

Now four years later in the inspection report from my buyer a more dramatic statement is made: "Polyethylene Plumbing Supply Lines have been known to to be randomly defective and can rapture without notice" and the buyer wants me to replace the Polybutylene Pipes in the condo.

The rental market is strong because there aren't enough quality homes for buyers to purchase and many who migrate here for work are relocated with short notice so they don't have a year to wait on building something new. 

I am in the process of underwriting deals and I’m noticing that it is difficult to find a cash-flowing property when I plan to house hack a multi family with a 3.5% FHA loan.

So here's what I was thinking of doing:1) Must give 60 days notice of intention to break lease. 2) Penalty of 2 month's rent if they've lived there under one year.