They will continue to demand more and threaten more.I'm in a slow eviction city as well, so I understand the fear of losing money for a long period.

But don’t lose hope—there are lenders out there who specialize in working with investors and understand the nuances of rental income.

They are losing $2,000 month which is $96k over 4 years and that does not include repairs or PM fees etc.

While losing the 2.5% interest rate is tough, prioritizing a business structure that supports long-term growth might outweigh that loss.

I ended up owning about 220 houses personally LOL.. and losing about 5 to 7 million in cash..

I did look at the market rates over there and they are both paying about 300$ below market rate and so far we haven't increased it because the properties are located in a very small town so we don't want to lose the them as tenants.

He immediately came back and started throwing large tree branches and other stuff on to my deck. i called the police a second time and they came and arrested him and gave me the report number.i have a security camera video of him throwing the brick, walking in and out of my property, screaming, and throwing the branches.what do i do to protect my workers and not lose my investment.

What it matter if I lose $200-300 a month when my property value is going up $25-40k per year.

This could work if there is some equity over the mortgage owed to cover their costs, but not so much you lose out. 

Many New York landlords/investors choose not to raise rents because they're worried about losing a good tenant.