It then gives them two weeks to decide on signing new lease or giving notice to move out. 

This method allows you to reach out to the BP colleague and ask who they interviewed with, who they decided to go with and if they like working with their CPA.

I'm not an insurance professional but I am a real estate investor/manager; which ever route you decide I would just highlight that you are getting insurance for a reason and it defeats the point to have 'coverage' that will not cover you when you most need it or go with a company that is not stable to support your claim should you ever have one - Me personally, I'd rather pay a bit more for absolute coverage that to pay cheaper premiums and one day turn for help from my company only to realize that they won't.... but the premium was cheap.

My original intent was to use a turnkey company but decided to go the realtor route.  

You might want to decide if you will go with carpets or some other type of flooring and start learning about the different styles.

I’m having a tough time deciding between the two options.

For this reason, I decided not to raise my rent but since I have not raised the rent for 3yrs I feel that it's time to raise a little especially with many recent fixes.

So we decided to go to out local credit union and got a bunch of options for the HELOC rates.

I am also trying to decide whether or not to change the business address to the Florida property for tax purposes.Additional Information: I currently have a small business (s-corp) in Ohio as well as a residential property (which is a personal property, separate from the business).

I mean, I get that it's all about timing and being the letter in the mailbox when they decide it's time, but it just hit me that I have gotten 0 deals from letters after the 3rd piece.