Which is fine to talk about but in some places SROs are frown upon or not allowed.

A moderate increase is fine but don't be in such a rush to get too dollar.

Be sure to educate yourself on what the fine print says.

To take this further, I recently tuned in to the Bigger Pockets podcast and one of the featured guests proudly stated that they are negative cash flow but that's fine because the property is expected to appreciate in 10+ years.

So far, I assume I was unlucky.Beside that the management team is fine.

My impression is everyone thinks costs are up, more and more people are fine with renting right now, and those that want to buy new homes aren't in as much of a rush.

Taking a large chunk such as $100K out of an IRA all at once will put all of your income for the year in a higher tax bracket.From there anything you do with the after-tax money is fine.  

I'm concerned about if there are fines for not keeping this up to date.  

And if you have nothing to add then that's perfectly fine.

I have been ignoring a lot of her communication because deep down I dont want to actually split the portfolio or buy her out of her equity, I am just fine continuing along the path we are on.