Only 5 things you could do in my view (or combination of):Refine your screening methodology to select better tenants in the future.

Garage is already converted.How can I tell whether any of the repairs will automatically trigger a higher assessment, and what the methodology will be?

When I use this methodology, on top of my capex/RM analysis, I can't see how 99.9% of turn-key opportunities could possibly make sense.

It is so very minuscule and would rarely if ever trigger an audit when the cost seg study is done with an engineering-based methodology.

Ryan Plesz I use Evernote and follow the GTD (getting things done strategy) which you can google but you tag everything by who what when and where etcSo you could have tag things for MHP and another tag for marketing or research and when tag is when you want it done or if complete g”file it”You have less folders and use mostly tags as it is much easier to sort and search in this mannerKeeps me very organized and be happy to discuss to a screen share to show you

What I didn't see in the presentation was a methodology or basis for an algorithm that could identify vacancies.

I think the biggest issue is with agents who are unfamiliar with investment methodologies and who are unwilling to do the extra work (figure out whether a property can cashflow and have the patience to go through several offers).We are in a seller's market, but I have to believe there are agents out there who can't stand holding their clients' hands and keep explaining that a pink walls can be repainted...I'm very numbers-oriented, pre-qualified for a loan and own other properties upstate.

For example, when I google, I often find those types of "Top 10 cities" without knowing where the data is coming from, what the methodology is, and what parameters are they looking at.

. - espousing methodologies which may eventually run you afoul of the CRA and regulators here in Canada.If you search here on BP you will find many threads on Lease and Option agreements and tenant buyers.  

But, of course anyone working in Finance knows that amortization isn't an interest calculation methodology... it's a PAYMENT payment.