Just be reasonably cautious about keeping your mouth and nose covered until done and the place is ventilated.

As soon as you punch him in the nose, he learns not to mess with you and so do the other kids.

You are correct about Warren, a very sharp and hard nosed looker I might add (lol).

I had to fire my CPA awhile ago because he was charging me out the nose, and doing a terrible job.

Nor could they understand what it's like to have a dead beat tenant stick their finger in their nose and tell you they are going to sue you for everything you've ever worked for and be the future landlord of your building. 

Oh, and you're slaying it in an area that most people turn their nose up at. 

@Kim Hopkins A. long time no see - hope you're well!

However, it is important that you establish a good foundation To short the learning curve and you don't get a nose bleed when we talk about so many different strategis, acronyms and consepts that exist within this one aset category.  

Having the increase built-in avoids the possibility of tenants getting their nose out of joint during the "discussion" and moving out of spite. 

They do no see the value that flippers and developers have in rebuilding communities.