The more you can get in writing and prepare in advance, the less time you'll waste trying to figure things out on the fly with a tenant trying to manipulate you into violating your policy.

The notice must be provided on the same date as the eviction notice, or, if no eviction notice is required by law, on the date that the eviction action is filed.And, the kicker is that this must be in writing (on paper), not via email.Here is the crux of what the rule does:Debt collectors who evict tenants who may have rights under the moratorium without providing notice of the moratorium or who misrepresent tenants’ rights under the moratorium can be prosecuted by federal agencies and state attorneys general for violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and are also subject to private lawsuits by tenants.As an interim final rule, this would take effect on May 3, 2021.

Sounds like you might be violating the right to reasonable privacy a little...as long as he pays, who cares....do your inspections yearly or whatever

Just an FYI, I was always a big believer in having the buyer write a nice, personal letter to the prospective seller and including it with the offer, but our realtor board has recently taken a stand against letters as possible violations of fair housing laws.   

A SDIRA likely won't help either because there will be a lot of restrictions around using that money for your own projects and if you violate them the IRA blows up and you also have to pay the tax.A better bet may be to borrow the money from your girlfriend's 401k.

Be careful to not as why they need it, that violates Fair Housing laws. 

Your lease should state that she can't sublet, so she's in violation of the lease and you can evict on those grounds.

Then you lost renters, and have to fix ALL of your code violations including improvements from the last time codes were changed in your area!

@Shehzad S.My PM won’t because they said you’ll lose in court and it’s a violation of what’s set in place with the moratorium.

normally if he wasn't on the lease and it says you can't sublet, she's in violation of the lease and you serve notice for her and all occupants.