Turns out their total monthly income is too low ($600 shy of 2 month's rent -- we require it to be at least 3 months). 

., out of fairness when you contacted them on 2/1/24 did you re-iterate that 60 day notice was required.

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I find most invest all of their money and energy on formulating complicated entity structures and then obtain insurance because their lenders require it, not necessarily because the borrower/investor values the benefits.

This process allows landlords who own multifamily properties with two to four units to evict a tenant if they plan to move into the unit themselves or if their immediate family members plan to move in.However, to use the owner-move-in eviction process in Los Angeles, you must follow specific legal requirements, including providing written notice to the tenant at least 60 days before the eviction date, and offering relocation assistance to eligible tenants.Moreover, there are restrictions on the grounds for evicting tenants in Los Angeles.

Additionally, central HVAC systems typically require less maintenance and provide more consistent cooling throughout the property.

I knew there was no way the home was going to sell at that low of a price in that area and I knew that the new inspection would require a few things.

The Bank also communicates with the title company to order chain of title and require lender/title insurance. 

However, I love a project and can be handy so I will not shy away from properties that require some TLC. 

Never realized lender would require LLC but it makes sense given the size of portfolio.