It's just not worth the headacheHappy to answer any other questions you might have.

There are always two sides to every story and I think that if you want details you should probably pick up the phone especially if someone has mentioned that they are more than open to have a conversation with you to answer all your questions. 

Hello from the other side of the UP.As others have said tenants rights apply, you have to follow the old leases until either the tenant resigns "Hey just want to get you on my lease would you read and sign this", or their lease expires.This guide from the state is pretty useful answering all questions, I've done my best to memorize it.https://www.michigan.gov/-/media/Project/Websites/AG/publica...

So the question really is fix it and hold, or fix it and sell, which might seem reactive when viewed in the future. 

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It took you an entire year to learn the funds were held, so I'm guessing you're not on top of your paperwork, either.No offense, but why didn't you go straight to your PM with this question instead of asking a bunch of strangers? 

This is really a question of opinion if you ask me.

My question is do I have her sign the lease or give her the guarantor form to sign? 

:) I also co-host STRs and that's an area I'm super passionate about in real estate so it'd be fun to share ideas/questions!