If so, would you be able to reap the benefits of the card (miles, rewards, cash-back etc.)?

You could reward good tenants to long term 9-2 year leases and decrease their overall monthly rent by signing longer contracts.

Tell them that if they can help you out with lower basic rates you will reward them with a lot more business.

And if it’s “timber to breakeven for 15 years because I think this is were the path-of-progress will take growth” is yet another educated risk/reward decision.I just cringe when I hear a rookie say “buy land” because (to me) it’s indicative of a.)

We raise rent to 50% of the gap between current rent and market rent, to make progress but still reward long term tenants.Long term problem free tenants are good, but tenants who so flagrantly break your rules and disrupt the quiet enjoyment of neighbors are not worth fighting for.

But that doesn't mean you are discriminating and it doesn't mean you would be found guilty.You are offering a reward to a specific group of people that are not a protected class.

It's a different risk / reward profile than flips and more active development.

Don't reward them for misleading you in the beginning.

What a rewarding experience, I'm sure in more ways than one!

In other words can someone sue me and be rewarded equity of our home if my name is not on the deed?