To soften the blow, you could even print a recent article that explains why rents across the country (or your particular area) are increasing at such a high rate.This gives you 3rd party verification and shows you are not just pulling numbers out of thin air.I imagine the tenants will not be surprised, and will likely be wondering what took so long for the rents to increase over the years.I read a recent news article about a lady in Plano, TX that got an increase notice of $750…yes $750 on top of existing rent rate. 

If he does not pay his share of rent and doesn’t show up or contact me before the last day rent is due, can I send certified mail to the address and email him a notice that the lease is being terminated due to his nonpayment of rent?

I've noticed reverse searching the MLS has worked for me.

I have a pre-approval notice, and I'm not sure what the legalities of sending it out to agents or exposing it are.

I have noticed that quite a bit of the sites are being made through WordPress and was wondering if it was possible to be done through just GoDaddy's website builder.

That’s funny I’ve used both YQ and Kitchenrama for quartz and noticed they had cabinets but never checked them out.

Once these units are complete, we're hoping to offer them to the existing tenants at market rate, instead of just serving them notices of non-renewal and saying sayonara.

I have not tried this strategy myself, so maybe I'm speaking out of turn, but I feel this strategy should only be used if the property has been on market for a certian period or if it is not getting any action/notice what so ever. 

They have been given the notice that a new owner is in the closing process and will be requiring a lease agreement and will be making a few changes. 

I noticed the new shopping center they're putting up right now where 10 & 30 meet though and I couldn't help but notice the town has done some upgrading since I was there two years ago.