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To avoid being tripped up on a technicality, send the notice to vacate a bit over 30 days, just to be safe. Don’t call it a 30-day notice.
For example, if you want to vacate at the end of August, send a “Notice of Vacating Rented Premises effective at Midnight, August 31, 2008”. Send it about July 20 or so, then call to send e-mail to get confirmation.ParticipantBobS
To avoid being tripped up on a technicality, send the notice to vacate a bit over 30 days, just to be safe. Don’t call it a 30-day notice.
For example, if you want to vacate at the end of August, send a “Notice of Vacating Rented Premises effective at Midnight, August 31, 2008”. Send it about July 20 or so, then call to send e-mail to get confirmation.ParticipantBobS
To avoid being tripped up on a technicality, send the notice to vacate a bit over 30 days, just to be safe. Don’t call it a 30-day notice.
For example, if you want to vacate at the end of August, send a “Notice of Vacating Rented Premises effective at Midnight, August 31, 2008”. Send it about July 20 or so, then call to send e-mail to get confirmation.ParticipantBobS
To avoid being tripped up on a technicality, send the notice to vacate a bit over 30 days, just to be safe. Don’t call it a 30-day notice.
For example, if you want to vacate at the end of August, send a “Notice of Vacating Rented Premises effective at Midnight, August 31, 2008”. Send it about July 20 or so, then call to send e-mail to get confirmation.ParticipantBobS
Those of us landlords who try to be fair and honest are embarrassed by this type of scuzy behavior. In CA, landlords can be made to pay triple the deposit if they do not return it within the alloted three weeks, with full documentation for any deductions. It is a good law. These jilted tenants should go straight to a lawyer or directly to small claims court.ParticipantBobS
Those of us landlords who try to be fair and honest are embarrassed by this type of scuzy behavior. In CA, landlords can be made to pay triple the deposit if they do not return it within the alloted three weeks, with full documentation for any deductions. It is a good law. These jilted tenants should go straight to a lawyer or directly to small claims court.ParticipantBobS
Those of us landlords who try to be fair and honest are embarrassed by this type of scuzy behavior. In CA, landlords can be made to pay triple the deposit if they do not return it within the alloted three weeks, with full documentation for any deductions. It is a good law. These jilted tenants should go straight to a lawyer or directly to small claims court.ParticipantBobS
Those of us landlords who try to be fair and honest are embarrassed by this type of scuzy behavior. In CA, landlords can be made to pay triple the deposit if they do not return it within the alloted three weeks, with full documentation for any deductions. It is a good law. These jilted tenants should go straight to a lawyer or directly to small claims court.ParticipantBobS
Those of us landlords who try to be fair and honest are embarrassed by this type of scuzy behavior. In CA, landlords can be made to pay triple the deposit if they do not return it within the alloted three weeks, with full documentation for any deductions. It is a good law. These jilted tenants should go straight to a lawyer or directly to small claims court.ParticipantBobS
meadandale: I see your point.
To clarify, the (roughly) $100k HELOC money would be added to about $150k other money, which should be enough to buy a decent rental or flip candidate at the bottom.
Once the property is fixed up, could flip it or get new first mortgage. Then…on to the next one.ParticipantBobS
meadandale: I see your point.
To clarify, the (roughly) $100k HELOC money would be added to about $150k other money, which should be enough to buy a decent rental or flip candidate at the bottom.
Once the property is fixed up, could flip it or get new first mortgage. Then…on to the next one.ParticipantBobS
meadandale: I see your point.
To clarify, the (roughly) $100k HELOC money would be added to about $150k other money, which should be enough to buy a decent rental or flip candidate at the bottom.
Once the property is fixed up, could flip it or get new first mortgage. Then…on to the next one.ParticipantBobS
meadandale: I see your point.
To clarify, the (roughly) $100k HELOC money would be added to about $150k other money, which should be enough to buy a decent rental or flip candidate at the bottom.
Once the property is fixed up, could flip it or get new first mortgage. Then…on to the next one.ParticipantBobS
meadandale: I see your point.
To clarify, the (roughly) $100k HELOC money would be added to about $150k other money, which should be enough to buy a decent rental or flip candidate at the bottom.
Once the property is fixed up, could flip it or get new first mortgage. Then…on to the next one. -
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