Additionally, most servicers will provide the tax documents needed at end of year (1099-INT, 1098-INT) and can also issue notices of NSF, late payments and support delinquency /default.

Should I:• Ask for the seller to provide notice to the tenant right after due diligence ends?

We always apply a double strategy: we deliver a 5 Day Notice To Pay Or Vacate after the 6th. 

Doug, great perspective and you are absolutely right that long-term investors usually win by holding steady and letting the market cycle do what it always does.That said, in the Atlanta market we are seeing some concerning indicators such as an uptick in foreclosures, slower home sales, more expired listings and a noticeable increase in rental vacancies.

I’m curious how other investors are navigating off-market sourcing right now.I’ve noticed more homeowners asking about selling as-is without listing, especially in older housing stock areas.Are others seeing similar trends in MA, or is this location-specific?

But, 3 years later, there is a change starting.Over the past few months, I have noticed some changes.

I've noticed that many lower-income people will sometimes donate a good percentage of their income to their church. 

Sorry, not buying it at all but carry on, I don’t really care it’s just kinda funny that you actually linked to your own article and didn’t think anyone would notice.  

But we just had a notice go out in columbus that the CMHA payments are delayed due to federal funding delays. 

Also, some people if they move in without an ESA pet and get certified for their pet to be an ESA animal you might have to decrease the pet fee and credit back the security deposit for the pet (I would check with an attorney on this last one; however, this was what we had to due with an attorney direction for a tenant that did this on one unit we manage).