Not only were the places where we met closed down for 6 of the last 12 months, even when open, the meetup would have violated group size restrictions.   

Lookup for any liens on the property or violations - I looked up the taxes and they seem to be paid on time, but not sure how exactly can I lookup any other liens. 

It only covers evictions for nonpayment of rent - other kinds of evictions (such as nuisance or a lease violation) are still allowed.

"Form Violates Ad Policy: The form in this ad violates Advertising Policies that prohibit discrimination in credit, employment or housing opportunities.

public sewer, no roof leakage, no water moisture on floor and ceiling, no mold, no structural damage, no current fire damage, no termines, no electrical problem, no plumbing problem, no lead based paint, no water wells, not located in flood area, no drainage problem, no coding violation, not a historical building, no fee associate with building, no boundary agreement, no dispute, no boundary changes, no share drive way, no party wall.  

If I am part of the LLC, and it owns the property now, would I be in violation of the 4 yr rule?

Just to clarify, allowing someone to use your MLS access is not illegal but a violation of your agreement you signed to become a member of the MLS. 

Tenants are often allowed to sublet should they leave, and we put in efforts to find replacement.State laws allow breaking the lease without consequence for certain reasons, such as military, domestic violence etc.Our question is:  If a tenant violates the lease term and is evicted, does the tenant still pay for the remainder of the term?

We buy value add properties that we plan to renovate and get the rent up (usually hundreds of dollars/month) at each turnover.My husband and I are both 'retired' and we split up the apartment work as follows: I manage the rentals, come up with our work processes and do all tenant facing work including marketing units, showings, work queue assignments, contractor relations, rent collecting, lease violations, complaints, turnovers etc.

Had one tenant, never got around to it, so I told him he's in violation of the lease.