I would probably start with 1 somewhat larger initial increase of maybe $75-100 followed by yearly increased of $50 (around 5%).

These include the expansion of the VIA Metropolitan Transit system, enhancements to the city's fiber optic network, and the development of smart city initiatives.

These are not people I chose, they took the initiative to reach out to me asking me to please buy their house.Now, ask me how many of these people here are in foreclosure.

Then he took the sledge and just bumped the bricks loose, down inside the fireplace.He took the whole fireplace out so there was a hole in the wall (and added a window) and the roof had to be extended over where the chimney went through, and they had to replace the shingles that were super damaged from the initial bricks falling.Permits, I don't know if that required a permit or not in San Antonio.

But you'd have to be quite involved initially, especially to get access to better SBA lending. 

I recieved a similar call and initially approached it with caution.

If an owner does initiate bankruptcy, my PM Agreement terminates.

We have agreed on a buyout price of $100K (initial investment) but he also wants me to pay all closing costs which was quoted $22K - That seems really high so seeing if this is accurate?

So purchase price, as long as you can obtain initial funds to execute the BRRRR (including the value add), has zero bearing.  

Tenants are required to initial next to each paragraph that they've read and understand the rules.