Thus whenever a sale occurs they will assess at the sale price and then adjust up every reassessment period by an estimated amount. 

The term “residing” shall mean occupancy of the premises by a person for more than ten days in any six month period.”So if I’m understanding correctly, someone not on the lease can stay there a total of 10 days during a 6 month period and then after can’t until that 6 month period is over?

Now I do plan on being in my house for that period of time, but it just didn't seem to be worth the hassle since I'm pretty frugal with electricity anyway and my bill is pretty reasonable.

In one of the states I operate, a MTM and 1 Year lease has the same unconditional notice to quit time period (15 days).

Hi, I am in the middle of selling my house in the LA area and have an offer on the table at a good price. The problem is they are asking for more time, so inspection to be 30 days with loan and appraisal contingency t...

Hi everyone,I was wondering if anyone had any experience or could provide some insight with the below:I will be TDY regularly to the same location for extended periods of time (60-120 days a year) and will be authorized $96/night for lodging since on-base lodging is almost always unavailable.

Since the tenants are month-to-month, you have to deliver the 30-day-notice at least 30 days prior to the end of their current rental period.

Would the process of verifying all those numbers (especially the construction estimates) typically happen after making an offer, during the inspection period?  

My state requires a 3-day grace period so I charge a late fee on the 5th and I start eviction on the 10th.

As a vet investor, would you stay away from this property or buy and hold for a specific period of time?