Usually 30 or 60 days before the end of the lease period. give them notice that a new written lease will be required.

Interest rate will be higher but at that low of an amount, $28,000, it shouldn't raise your costs too much, just make sure you know what the seasoning length of the loan is (if there is a seasoning period at all).

It is very easy to look to your property management company for blame and if this is the way that you feel I do apologize and assure you that we do everything in our power to place good quality tenants that will stay and pay - but there is no way to guarantee that … nobody can.

We are in our due diligence period now and one of the biggest issues we found during the home inspection was more roof damage than we originally thought.

It's no guarantee but it's a good place to start.

You can advertise it as a month-to-month, lower the rent for a period of time, offer an incentive like half off the second month's rent, etc.

@Mahauijue Mack the 12 months waiting period is only if you are using the same lender.

We give a 3-day grace period until late fee then another grace period until the 7th then a 7-day notice.

There is also the seasoning time period too that will slow down the entire brrr.

If it creates a possibility of loosing the property, then in my opinion, you shouldn’t be investing period.