Pick your battles carefully and know thy adversary, especially if it is you!

Originally posted by @A T: Hi, I've been lurking the forums for a while, but haven't considered investing until now.

.$67 per door.Debt Coverage - 1.481 or 2% Rule - 1.86%50% Rule - 61.35% (Allocation to repairs is heavily conservative.)ROI - 8.62%CAC - 13.99%Vacancy for the apartments are near 0%.  

Try helping them, offer to help provide comparables (which is why they are low in the first place) in return for any of the leads that they find that thy can't use.  

I wish you much success with that and hopes that it slingshots your REI career.1) I don't get why it's even being voted on, if it's something that some are already doing... how are thy allowed to do it already? 

From it I obtained THI, Tim Horton's.

I could also buy one more multiplex and a few SFR/TH. I

I'd hate to see what happens with a non renewal because the landlord failed to fix a sink in a month (Legally thy still have bathroom water running so you can take a month to fix the kitchen)

Originally posted by @Vu T.:Hi

Ask if they have any issues that you may be able to address.I treat tenants as customers and have empathy for them - give them some leverage when they fall on hard times - but be firm and let them know that this is your business and you depend on the rent to keep your operation running.There are times when you can supply the tenants with up-grades, Frig, new stove micro wave - with those items supplied you'll be able to increase their rent a little.Treat your tenants with respect - thy are your customers and their rent pays your mortgages and gives you an opportunity for a wonderful cash flow and future retirment.Cheers