This is in theory a sunk cost for the tenants, in some cities in Washington you have to apply the application fee to the "move in costs" which cannot exceed the cost of 1 month's rent and including the security deposit fee.

It simply requires that you move out within three days after being served the notice.

I'm still trying to decide whether this is a dumb or smart move -- maybe the fates are trying to tell me I'm overextended right now and better deals might come along soon???

Keep investing and moving forward!

this market was flat for one year, best strategy is to rent it out for two years or you move there.

And after a certain age or number of times being moved they cannot be moved again always and have to be demolished.

My boyfriend and I each own a 1BR condo and we are trying to move in together but unfortunately don’t have the option to rent our places due to HOA restrictions.

Technically everyone was a stranger before they moved in and we've never had any issues of stealing or squatting or any type of damage to the property.

hey @Kapil PatelYes, you can repeat the process every time you buy a primary residence and live in that property for 2 years.When you move on, you are not subject to capital gain tax up to 250K of gain if you are single and 500k if you are a couple.

or a number of other concerns moving to TX.