I’m noticing many properties (10 unit) on LoopNet setting idle.

I gave pay or quit notice, but then they gave me a partial payment, via Zelle, of $200. 

I’m sure some of you have received better terms, but I thought I had some noticeable perks with this one that were pretty phenomenal.

My other comment is that with upcoming rent adjustments we generally provide way more notice than is required by our leases so people have an opportunity to get used to the idea and we always invite their questions or concerns with some sort of affirmative response that they understand prior to actually submitted the rental increase agreement to them. 

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.

Should I serve pay-or-vacate notice and charge all the late fees?

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.

I also recommend posting a notice somewhere in each unit or in a common area that explains some rules like quiet hours, parking, use of laundry, not storing personal items in the common areas (laundry, hallways, etc.).Once the tenants are in, it's time to enforce.

I have noticed that the trend around the holidays in Houston is this....