2 different issues….1) proper notice prior to the first of the month in order to be enforceable2) of course the tenant has to pay rent for the time they occupy the property, it’s a ridiculous question…..even for the 15 days if they move out early as They would have been required to give proper notice. 

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I am by no means an expert or even a veteran in real estate, but I have been on BP for a while and can’t help noticing that more and more people are coming on the board with a question like “I have decided to get into this business.

Does anyone have a story around investing in a “dying city” meaning steady population decrease, steady jobs decrease, and generally not a lot going for it?

I have just started using the calculator to analyze properties.I have noticed that when I enter data as a cash purchase vs. when I enter 25% down, there is little to no impact on the CoC number. 

At one point they got a whole load of donated NEW dryers; these were gas dryers.The good news is that around here lumber prices have decreased significantly from their crazy high over the past year or so. 

A few options you might investigatehome equity line of credit on your personal residence, assuming you have the equity to do socash out refinance one of your other investment properties, again if the equity is therecross collateralizing all properties with the new subject property in one loan to decrease the total LTV (blanket loan)you mention partners.

I currently only have one tenant behind that is not paying, but I have offered work and she initially declined and I gave notice of the need to move. 

I have noticed significant cap rate compression where I invest in Lake County Ohio.

I already gave them quit notices and will be filing for an eviction soon.