At some point I feel like I’m going to have to solicit the aid of the police if this continues.

The investment could provide additional funds to aid the Lender to grow. 

If your current tenants won't be able to pay the new market rent, I'd rip the band-aid off and bring it to market.

This was something I thought that I was being friendly and personable as a landlord, but I still ended up getting burned for being nice Rereading this I feel like I sound a bit jaded, but it’s also better to rip off the band aid early on versus letting the bad stuff build up over time and hear things like “the other landlord was never like this” etc etc Best, Michael

Don't do it if you don't have the money,  don't drink the low money down kool-aid.

How in the world can we expect others to help us achieve our visions if the ones closest to us are not 100% sure? 

The closest one to you will be the one in Lowell.

Is there a software or information bank you would like to see that currently does not exist and would aid in your real estate journey? 

Is there any way to get a loan to surpass this hurdle and if so I'd love to connect with anyone that would be of aid. 

This doesn’t always mean the closest neighborhoodAt the end of the day, if you have a property where there a few comps and few others on the market, it can be an indicator that demand is outweighing supply and you are in a great spot to make a deal 👍