Write in whatever you want (ie tenant can move out anytime with no penalty with X days notice).If you're not comfortable altering or adding lease language for that, like Wayne Brooks said, just do a mo-to-mo or week-to-week lease.Curious though, from an owners perspective, why would you want to give the tenant an easy out?

I won't go with the riskiest opportunistic strategies, and will stick to core and core plus mostly with some value-added.

Smokers and pet lovers will pay extra for this freedom.

Hi there!  I'm looking to add a 3rd bedroom and/or a separate apartment in the garage of one of our rentals, but I'm nervous to talk to the city without advice.  Is there someone who can provide a rough outline for th...

I advertise on Craigslist (I don't list house number to cut down on someone copying my ad and scamming people), Zillow - which sends the listing out to at least a half dozen other sites and Facebook market place has become huge for advertising.

But after seeing nothing but a hand drawn sketch and some questioning of the "builder" it was clear he would be in way over his head.Building is never a cut and dried thing, so trying to get reimbursed for your extra expenses is unlikely.  

But there may be one of those for every 300 huge complex ads that are replicated 50 times each and mixed in with the SFR ads. 

Sine we own our primary residence one of the banks we contacted suggested we use a home equity installment loan (HEIL) saying that it would allow us to make what amounts to a cash offer on the property and secure the loan with a similar term and interest rate to a conventional loan and the added benefits of no closing costs.  

At one point the mortgage company wanted to know why my name was not on the insurance policy for the homes (it was in the name of my LLC), and at that point I spoke with my insurance agent who added my name back to the policy along with the name of the LLC.Best of Luck.

For example I have a 3/2 SFR that has an unfinished basement, if I spent 15k to finish it and added a bedroom and a full bath to bring in another $250 a month in rent.