Its what determines who has enough authority in the chain of command to write off how much loss.

I don't know your area so take it for what its worth, but I would think the back porch will help attract buyers as well as tenants. you may be able to command a higher rent since tenants can use it as a gathering for parties (i.e.

Buyers would need to be in specific cue categories; buy/hold, flip, comm, and multifamily.

Owners agent also threatened me if I didn’t tell her who my commanding officer was she would do her digging to find out and get other people involved to make me comply with their demands.

@Andrew B Degnan, this is just a snippet, but on SFRs, as the BP bubbas mention often, turning a 2br into a 3br is a great way to add-value and command higher rents.

With the machines in the units, we command a higher rent; we use high efficiency machines so our water situation has not really changed (overall it has gone down, but we have made other improvements to the buildings; vandalism to the machines has gone down; the machines themselves are cheaper; and we are not paying the electricity or hot water.

@Samuel Chua properties in different neighborhoods can command different rents even though varying prices.With your small variance example it may just be amenities, finishes, Bed Bath is it a 2/1 vs a 3/2 and what is more desirable.

It’s about 850 square feet, and could command more rent if I really updated it.

You may be the one eating up that special value, as opposed to it commanding a higher rent.Just a couple of thoughts I have looking at that deal, which would give me pause.

The other two are still on the hook for the total amount, and they will pay, because they know you can report to their command and receive the rent money regardless, and they don't want this on their record of service.