They also paint "stolen" on the water heater and furnace. ( who wants to sell a furnace that say stolen on it ) Some leave the doors unlocked so they don't have to fix the doors ( going to get in anyway) Before I had a PM I never supplied stove and fridge.

I am a big fan of condo conversion as it unlocks a lot of value and keeps your units rent control free for the time being.

Having a good track record gives lenders and syndication partners confidence and unlocks a lot of doors.I'd be interested if you could find detailed how-to information on becoming a syndicate sponsor, how to properly write an NOI, etc.

In general, it's fantastic because it unlocks funds you wouldn't ordinarily be able to use, and the tax benefits are an additional advantage.

Glad I was able to help some of your investors to unlock their IRAs to invest in this project with you!

I usually post it on the door. tape it over the lock and then I know it's been received because they have to take it before unlocking the door to enter the unit.  

I'm sure there are a few people out their laughing because they've unlocked that puzzle and will keep silent.

If there is a tenant in place, I will wait until there is a turnover unless there is a common door that needs rekeying also.I now purchase all of my locks from landlordlocks.com and if I ever do need to rekey a property after a moveout, it takes about 30 seconds to do so and I can easily reuse the lock on a different property.You'll also get a master key that will unlock everything and anytime you order a new lock, it will be keyed so that your master will work on it.

But I do have tenants that work very odd schedules (I'm in a town with a couple Auto Manufactures) So tenants are not always home and I have to meet my guys there to unlock.

For instance, they need to go unlock a house for someone who wants to go back a second time and do some measurements, they give you the keys and you do it.