See what your lease says regarding this issue to be sure, but 30 days notice is pretty common.

Lowell, Mo. has the same wording, it's very common saying "facilitating" as it covers anything done.We have the same view here, enforced by the RE Commission.

@Brant RichardsonIf the guy buys doing conventional 20% down payment, the rehab has to be done already, otherwise the bank will not make a loan against the property so in this scenario there is $0 rehab cost but the closing cost is accurate.

Then again joining a ski club with a house might be cheaper.We lost a deal in Vermont on buying a ski club house something like the boarding house Bill mentioned, we were involved prior to the house going for sale and it is a management challenge to book those rooms and have people share the common space.

A common liability limit for rental properties is $500K in landlord's liability.

This seems to be a common issue here in Georgia today.

Here’s the results of my properties, 2 duplexes, or a total of 4 units.Expenses that were common to the property (the duplex) were just tracked as 50% for each unit.

That seems to be a common reason for people moving here.

My question is; is this a common practice?

Heat from the common areas and the one occupied apartment may be helping a bit as well.