Just a human moment.I didn’t fix her situation, and I didn’t try to.

Here is how I understand it works:- You search for homes inside the platform which has full MLS access- It utilizes AI to analyze a home and spot red flags, provide comps, and market analysis- They partner with local realtors who are paid a flat fee to unlock and show you the home- Ai will provide price recommendations and draft an offer (always reviewed by a real human broker)- A human specialist helps keep things like inspection, lender requests, and title tasks on track- The seller pays Homa the full (typically 2.5-3%) buyer’s agent commission.

If enough people mention the odor and have concerns about the tidiness of the dwelling you should share their concerns with the existing tenant and use this objective feedback to drive the point home.

Provided that the landlord has not terminated the rental agreement under Section 5-12-130(a), (b), or (d), or that the dwelling unit has not been deemed abandoned under Section 5-12-130(e) hereof, the following notice requirements shall apply: (1) For any residential tenancy of less than six months, the landlord shall notify the tenant in writing at least 30 days prior to the stated termination date of the rental agreement of the landlord's intent to terminate a periodic tenancy, not renew a fixed-term rental agreement or increase the rental rate.

No structure shall be erected on these lots except one (1) detached single family residentiai dwelling of not more than (2) stories in height, and such other building• necessary and subsidiary to same such as a garage3.

Great way to save money while also keeping RC coverage on the dwelling and roof.

The next step is removing humans from the first layer of interruption entirely.The leverage isn’t just separating intake paths — it’s automating intake, triage, and routing so leasing never becomes the default switchboard.Here’s how this moves from “better ops” to real ROI:1.

It's ok for occasional help writing a letter, but I'd keep it personal and human for public interactions......Just my $.02...

From a lender and insurance standpoint, this is still treated as a rental until ownership actually transfers.Typically you would carry a landlord (dwelling) policy in your name to cover the structure and your liability, and the tenant would carry renters insurance for their personal property and liability.Even in a lease-to-own setup, most lenders and insurers do not want homeowners insurance in place once the property is tenant-occupied, and the tenant generally should not be insuring the structure.It’s also worth making sure the lease language is clear that ownership has not transferred yet, since that can affect how insurers and lenders view the risk

Opening, sorting, and routing physical mail is also surprisingly manual, particularly notices and compliance items.Each task seems small on its own, but at scale they add up quickly and require far more human touch than most people expect.