I need to get in touch with a cleaning service when the guests leave.

I'd make sure you have a cushion of cash in case one (or both) decide to leave and you have to spend a month or more finding new tenants.

My question is, should I:A) Raise rent on each unit like $100+ and hope they leave so we can begin rehab (units are currently renting from $275-$400)B) Leave them be, maybe raise rent like $25, and just rehab whenever they move out or get evictedAny information or suggestions are greatly appreciated!!!

I live in New York, Long Island, Suffolk county. I have eviction by a court order, judgement of possession, but the sheriff is busy for 6 weeks. Can I cut utilities of the property where tenant stays since I have a po...

In contrast, we get very good results from calling, leaving a message, and then emailing saying that we called and left a message and asking when a good time to call back is.

So $800-$250 will leave $550 in cash flow.

If they stay great if they leave I eat the cost of a turn over and get a good tenant that can afford the rent.

This will, unfortunately, be my last meetup as I will be leaving the island in June, but we would love to see you out there!

Our tenants love us, leave us rave reviews and even give us presents at the end of their stays.

When one does leave I update the property and get market rents which I am usually a little behind on.In the beginning my downfall was not properly screening tenants and most of those tenants didn't work out to be the 5 year plus occupancy that I have now.