It is our jobs to adapt to those changes in ways that are most beneficial for our families, businesses, employees and tenants.  ...And hold our breath for the next four years!

Filters get changed every 3-4 month but before winter and summer it’s tye must.I change the filter once a year because most tenants would rather breathe dirty air than spend $10.

Imagine the air you breathe...You are stuck with the commuter traffic on 41 and 301 and I75 each day.

This belief has let me run long distances out of breath and in pain, but I never quit because I knew that the only way I would quit is if my body gave out.So for you I see you working until you have a significant emotional event or life altering event where you figure out that what you are doing is not providing the results that you once enjoyed mentally, physically, financially. 

There's hope we'll return to sanity, but I'm not holding my breath. 

Having a PM that lives and breathes this market is crucial if you want to stay booked, get great rates and maintain a quality product. 

It isn't much of a factor here as there is only one other tenant left in the building (beside myself) and they are on the brinks as well; all others were crushed by COVID.Sure enough there's also plenty more available spaces in other buildings in the area too.But that's not my major concern as the building is paid off and I do not have banks breathing down my neck. 

When done, bring in someone with smoke allergies and see if they breath okay.

We have put out feelers in the hopes to find a suitable home (not easy) off-market (harder still) to give some breathing room to support the sale of a 1031 (reverse 1031) so we are not backed into a corner with the deadline.We have one potential opportunity where the owners would rent back to give them time to find their new place (win/win) though as a forever home we are being picky and not in love w/the one opportunity.The thought of moving every two years is daunting even if we live in refugee mode for those years.Portfolio -- Property 1:  Townhome purchased 2006 ~ primary residence. -- Property 2:  Inv.quad purchased in 2006-- Property 3:  Inv.condo purchased in 2019 (new construction)-- Property 4:  Inv.condo purchased in 2019 (new construction) ~ 1031 exchange employed-- Property 5:  Inv.condo purchased 2020-- Property 6:  Inv.townhome purchased 2020Likely plan...A) Exchange Property 2 for a single investment condo (2021/2022)B) Exchange Property 4 for forever home (rent for few years); may require sale of 3 and/or 6. (2022+)C) Exchange Property 3 for a smaller investment condo (2022+)D) Sell Property 6 for forever home (which has been rented for a few years by then) (~2025).  .  

., take a breath, that's step one!