If they're late multiple times and or declared bankruptcy, then I would expect them to continue, unless they can provide some clear explanation.If you're having problems renting, it is either a pricing, condition or marketing issueGood luckGino

It takes a lot of training and continuous study to stay on top of tax law, especially with all the changes in real estate tax rules.

I've been able to curb a lot of this through large fines in my lease, but even having to pay $1,000 will not always dissuade my tenants from continuing that behavior. 3) IRRESPONSIBILITY OF THE TENANTIf you're renting to students forget about ever getting them to admit to anything.

We did not use the appreciation rates and I like that you are bold in giving your opinion as an expert in the market after doing your research and presenting the data. 

Almost best to learn from local experts and that is an easy way to target them. 

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Quote from @Jonathan Klemm: Good call out @Jonathan Greene - @Moderators need to continue to step up there game, but there are obviously limitations.  

You need to learn to be an expert in some source of stress at finding, filtering for (a data source tool like propstream.com) or buying from a data vender who is good. 

However, I just received a text alert that I must agree to their new Terms of Service by 10/7/24 to continue processing payments. 

Therefore, I have just continued to challenge them to think and seek solutions - and haven’t given them any advice yet.

I continue to pad my social security contributions full-time with the hopes of maximizing my retirement benefits.