The challenge we found was that it is harder to manage the smaller properties since they cannot support a dedicated leasing person and a dedicated maintenance person.

This January, I plan to sell the condo and gave my tenant 90-day notice to terminate the month-to-month lease.

Are lease agreements included in our membership?

Hey @Mina Spice, are you wanting to lease to a sober living operator or run the homes yourself?

One of the units is already occupied by a tenant, and while the lease seems solid on paper, I have a few concerns I’d appreciate advice on, especially from anyone who’s been in this position before.My wife also asked is it fair to ask why the seller is letting the property go, even if we don’t get a straight answer?

@Keith Mintz Will you be running the house or leasing to a company that does sober living.

@Caleb Brown & @Theresa Harris the management contract went MTM, not the lease.

Other side has a lease until 1/2026

This is how we avoid lawsuits, keep units full, and make sure your NOI keeps climbing.And if you own property in South Carolina, listen up: state law lays out specific duties for both landlords and tenants, whether they’re written in your lease or not.Here’s what you’re on the hook for:Maintain the property to health and safety standardsMake timely repairsKeep all systems (HVAC, plumbing, electrical) in working orderKeep common areas clean and safeProvide running water, hot water, and heat (unless the lease legally shifts that burden)You can’t just assume your lease protects you.

After managing a handful of rentals myself and wrestling with spreadsheets, paper leases, and disjointed tools, I decided to build a better solution.