Jerry, I am right now playing around a bit with this new thing, what I did was I put down initial deposit of 50 15 days back, and today I did additional 25, and on dashboard everything was fine, and then I cash out 5 bucks, after which dashboard turned out to say me that to either reinvest or pull out all money, even though I cashed out partial amount and wanted 70 to remain in the account but it did not work that way and that's where the difference comes between this new club and loan doctor, meaning my 15 days were reset back to first day which is today, for a starting amount of now 70, and you can click on reinvest button on dashboard only when the cash out request is shown as completed, for to better understand this, as I am new to this club, I had to call them to understand, and requested them to complete the request of 5 buck cash out, as soon as it got completed from pending, I was able to reinvest which I already did.bottom line is one has to wait for 3 months in full to get the interest but good part is you can have your principal back at any time, down side is if you do this before 3 months as what I did today, you will end up loosing on interest and all is set to day1 if reinvesting...Still building confidence with these new club, and now waiting for 5 bucks to be back into my account, and to better understand that how much time it will take for this 5 buck to come back... once there is enough confidence then I will gradually ramp up the amount not in one go, but yes, If I do, I will cash out entire amount with interest as soon as its matured, and then wait for few days and then do it again.Hope it helps... this is my experience so far with this new club.

It would probably be more polite to 1) let the tenant know what rent you plan to charge and 2) get there gradually maybe an additional $50 a month until you hit your planned rate.

My interest in Real Estate was recently piqued in the past year, and I've gradually surrounded myself with as much information as possible.

We might have to push the prices up gradually, though, since there aren't many comps.

You can gradually invest some of that $200K money into the deals you are part of the syndicate so that you are aligned with investors you are working with who will want to see that and increase your equity / passive income. 

Than gradually move into buy and hold investments. 

If they are otherwise good tenants paying undermarket rent, I would try to negotiate a gradual increase in rent (like maybe $100 with this renewal, and smaller amount next year if they stay). 

When your portfolio is somewhat large in size, you'll have the luxury of being able to reduce exposure gradually, and increase it gradually as well.

From there it is a gradual build until you close the deal.

Sell Condo and gradually buy SFH investment properties in the coming years.All this, while thinking of all the risks, losing jobs, downturn in the market, need for a good elementary in 6-7 years,etc.I really appreciate your help and glad to have the opportunity to learn from other's experience.