Tenant is often late on rent but always pays.

Quote from @Amir Twig: Hey Adrian, I'm a real estate investor from Miami :)Lately, AI has been a huge help in closing deals and saving me a ton of time.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

We had a total of 7 showings over the weekend, and then got under contract Sunday afternoon for above list price.  

They’re “meaner” than me so they charge late fees (I get 1/2), file pay or quits, and increase rents faster and further than I would.

Turns out the 721 UPREITis limited to one student housing property in late 2025.

I have talked with many investors lately who are very bullish on the Central FL market.   

My goal is to purchase my first property between now and mid to late 2025.

What will happen if she is late with rent or loses her job and can't pay rent for a few months?

I have seen a few deals lately on MF but plenty of it makes no sense on pricing to many investors.