Either is up to you, just plan on when you'd want to raise it to balance other vacancies since it sounds like you'll have at least 1 with the non renewal

I handled this by building a network of trusted professionals and always having backup options in case someone couldn’t deliver on time.Striking the right balance between quality work and sticking to the budget is tough.

A balanced market is typically around 6 months of inventory, so a lower number represents a seller's market with limited inventory.Here Comes I-11: Workers are preparing for a major road project to update panels on 1,075 signs between the Henderson Spaghetti Bowl and the Kyle Canyon Road interchange.

The balance of the building is owned by relatives of this owner and occupy one of the storefronts with their RE company, for which this owner also works (as an appraiser for one thing). 

This will help you identify what market will have the most ideal factors for what you're trying to achieve with real estate. 

So let's see we have no achieved RAISING the cost of entry real estate by $25k, ADDED more tax's to the populace, but hey, that sprinkling of the 1 demographic, they thank you for that $$$$.

The $600 heating oil bill + little to no rental income + PITI in January will balance your actual numbers out for the year.

Mortgage stays in seller's name but is paid by the buyer through a promissory note (aka contract)Mortgage Balance: $102,000 Interest Rate: 4% PITI: $531/monthSELLER FINANCE PORTION: Seller Finance: $300/month to seller for 53 months (4.4 years) = $16,000 Total House Payment: $831/month (PITI + Seller Finance)NOTE about CLOSING and seller: Seller would like to remain in the house until November 12th, 2024.

the loan balance is 155k and it shows on the mortgage statement but there are 24k worth of HUD loans which the total unpaid balance is around 175k 

In the last two years more of what was cash flow has gone to debt service but rates are starting to come down and it's more a balanced buyer's and seller's market.