The market is definitely as hot as it gets and a listing with no offers would generally translate to a price decrease.However, you need to take into account that news reports and experiences regarding the market in general, don't necessarily mean that the same is true in your specific market.  

it might be useful to alter or renew existing lease. he had good credit history ,so I hope he will try to keep it clean and move out.

Which would translate to $1,815.56ish NOI, from the $3,268.69 NOI that I enjoy now.

Along with not co-mingling, using the LLC as your alter-ego is another surefire way to pierce your corporate veil. 

Landlord shall not be obligated to clean, decorate, alter, repair, or otherwise improve the rental, either before or after the execution of this lease, unless agreed to in writing as part of this Agreement.

Canadians have similar credit scores and if documents are in french you provide a translation.

I didn't expect this to translate into the rental side.

That's why results-oriented professionals will refuse to work with your website until you satisfy Google's 90% rule.Google's 90% ruleGoogle shows its 90% rule when you measure the speed of any website:Let me translate the rule into human language: "First, speed up the load of your website and get your website visitor retention to at least 90%.

And you can get the tax rate for a property from https://search.wcad.org/ - there is a table (e.g. 2021 ENTITIES & EXEMPTIONS) that lists the various taxing entities and the tax rate (e.g. 2.24%...which translates for 100K appraised value into $2,240 property tax).

More time, can translate into you having better terms than someone in a time crunch.