My intention is to establish positive communication with the current tenant while respecting their existing lease agreement, with no plans of requesting them to vacate.I would greatly appreciate any insights, suggestions, or advice you might have regarding reaching out to the tenant, drafting a letter, and managing this transition smoothly.Thank you in advance for your assistance.Best regards,

Granted Aaron is a pro, I've listened to his podcast even before he chimed in here and I give respect where respect is due, the guy deserves respect.

I respect her viewpoints and always take her into consideration, balancing the amount of chaos a move would cause.

I understand that section 8 of course is dealing sometimes with properties that are rougher neighborhoods not the Taj Mahal but they certainly deserve respect.

They could be able to put you in touch with possible mentors because they frequently have wide networks within the real estate sector.Real Estate Education Programs: You should think about signing up for courses or programs in real estate education provided by respectable Texas universities.

Communication and Documentation: Continue to communicate with the tenants about their overdue rent in a professional and respectful manner.

It may be possible for you and your dad to both 1031 your respective interests. 

Approach potential mentors with respect for their time and expertise.

I am interested in knowing, if you can share your strategy highlights regarding the fact that your properties are all doing well with respect to appreciation rather than cash flow, and I completely agree that travel would be required to pursue cash flow.

They were a well respected Top 20 bank.