I also became a loan officer after we closed so we have pulled some equity and done an interest rate reduction loan so it is on a 2.25% 30 year fixed mortgage. 

The loan officer is with my local branch and has always been very helpful and offered me the best rates. 

I advise for literally hundreds and thousands of MN rental units, I have a legal compliance department and offices who's sole job is to read, interpret these laws and communicate with the government bodies directly.

Let her know I sent you if you give her office a call. 

My thoughts are to send an itemized list of damages in a certified letter to my unit and hope she left forwarding address with post office.

So don't get frustrated if they don't return your call or aren't in the office.

We have 43 listings now, have a full-time managing partner, a couple assistant managers, 5 cleaning teams with 16 cleaners, an office, and for the sake of vertical integration, we’ve been shopping for laundromats for our linen solution.

Going to be our remote office for a week.

While Denver isn't the strongest cash flowing market, it's still a great market to invest in with the job and population growth.Right now, I have clients buying places to house hacks, small multis, single family homes for long term rentals, townhomes to Airbnb and commercial office space.

For my office, we have the following requirement:Tenant must request early termination in writing;Notice must be given 30 days in advance, or Tenant must pay 30 days of rent even if they are leaving sooner;Tenant agrees to pay a Early Termination Fee equal to one month of rent, due at the time notice is given;Tenant agrees to allow marketing and showing of the rental with 24 hours notice during the last 30 days of occupancy.You may be surprised to hear that over 80% of our tenants accept this and pay the penalty when they want to break a lease.For those that refuse to pay the penalty, we don't cry or beg or threaten.