We DO plan to offer these marketplaces in future years, and hope to meaningfully cut down on situations like this (although you can never fully avoid them). 

Thanks for the inquiryalso yes you are to maintain the property but also cosmetic components are not an absolute requirement to get fixed 

If the FED ever cuts rates, which they may not be able to if GDP growth stays so high, then you can sell the BDCs before they fall too much?

The intent is to cut down on the cost of applying for rentals, particularly for renters that have to apply more than once in a competitive market.Do you support this?

Reality of it is if you want to profit typically you need to make a business out of it and only approx 5% of people are actually cut out for handling the operations of a business - this is why you see so many so called “tire kickers” but most of the gurus don’t care and they know right from the start 99% of the time which trainees have a chance to succeed or not but that doesn’t stop them from taking peoples $.

For example, some cities have started capping the number of short-term rentals allowed, while certain HOAs impose fees that can significantly cut into your margins.For out-of-state investments, having a trustworthy property management team that understands local laws and has good relationships with HOAs can make all the difference.

Mention that you originally agreed to the fee with a marketing component that is not being delivered on.

It was built in the 1920 and is over 100 years old, meaning that a lot of big-ticket components are past their design life.

Also, they have drastically reduced their audits the past several years due to significant manpower cuts.

Quote from @Arkadiy Iliyayev: Thanks for the reply Jake, I really appreciate itIf you cut Brownsville in four pieces using the interstate to divide east and west and Ruben Torres to divide north and south, you'd be safe buying basically anything north of Ruben Torres with the notable exception of Cameron Park.