All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Makovsky

Thanks @Travis Lloyd.

Welcome @Claudio Golia, as Travis mentioned many of us have been meeting up the last Wednesday of each month in Fairfield, Connecticut and it's nothing more than a live version of the BP forums and totally in line with the BP spirit (no fees, no up-sells, no pitches and we're in this to help each other: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/229401-fairfield-ct-real-estate-meet-up).

Welcome @Kelena Holmes!

Congrats @George P.! 

Btw, I love the casualness "who knows"! (Newbies, please don't follow course though):

Welcome @Larissa Brinkworth!

Welcome @Kelly Niddrie!

@John-Michael Rachinsky-Wood

We use SmartFax.

Welcome @Tony Velez! Tons of great people from CT here - looking forward to getting to know you.

Welcome @Dinesh T.!

Welcome @Catalyn Perez!

First, I would definitely seek professional legal advice. 

With that being said, in Connecticut, when we purchased a building and had a tenant that was in the process of being evicted and was going to leave on their own, our attorney felt comfortable with the tenant signing the below AND returning the keys.

Dear Landlord of [ADDRESS],

I, [TENANT], residing at [ADDRESS] am giving formal written notice that I have vacated my apartment at [ADDRESS] and will NOT be returning.

Sincerely,

[TENANT]

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Again, please don't take this as legal advice without consulting an attorney, and this also goes back several months, so it's possible I am having a slight mental lapse if our attorney mentioned anything else. :)

Good luck.