Do I have the 4 Tenants battle it out over some classic Rock Paper Scissors?

Here again was a classic case of the owner not wanting to raise the rents because they were afraid they would have to do repairs, and the tenants not complaining about the property because they knew the rents were very low.  

too late to edit, my previous post "class leverage" = "classic leverage"  typo!

He bought their votes with taxes they didn't have to pay.It was classic American socialism.More than $400 million was spent on the program – and that was back when quarters still had actual silver in them.

@Evan Manship It sounds like a classic case of analysis paralysis.

In my century old buildings I try to go classic and timeless, give the renters what they expect in the place.

Jimmy Napier's Classic "Invest in Debt" is pretty crude and anything but literary, however it does give you a perspective from the note holders vantage point. 

Don't do it.I've written plenty about partnerships, when you should (and shouldn't) be considered, and this is a classic example of a bad idea.  

Buy and Hold is the classic landlord situation, Flipping is faster money and note buying is pure chaos mixed with stoic income.  

I restored some of his classic surfboards.