I know I am harsh when I speak but I've had to give this reality check to my commercial property partners before.This is one of the best looking buildings from the outside compared to the surrounding buildings but that does Not mean you will find the right tenant easily.1st you need to put a sign out front of the building on sq ft, price, agent to call. 

Ive had friends be harsh on rental properties over time, but those same people clean up the airbnbs and dont damage it.Hope this helps

If someone can afford rents from $3,000-$7,000 a month, chances are they got their sh*t together.Sorry if I came off a little harsh, but the tenant friendly argument has been rubbing me the wrong way for awhile now. 

I have been harsh to some mods who kept deleting my deals posts even after it was all approved and that was my mistake.

Add in the diverse and high income employment, some of the best weather anywhere, geographically constrained (west: pacific, south: Mexico,north: Camp Pendleton, east: quickly gets harsh. 

I'm not trying to be harsh, but we live and die by our contracts and as investors, we need to know exactly where we have leverage and where we do not. 

Whoever is managing your property, since the winter weather is a serious problem for all of us you can save it from harsh weather by implementing various strategies and processes.Here’s some tips for the out of staters and local owners of Bigger Pockets Community, such as:1.

Sorry to break it to you but that's the harsh reality when owners opted to self-perform. 

But I really don't care, not really, not meaning to be harsh, but we charge market rates, for rent.

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.