Your PM is striking me as self-serving, which is a far greater issue than being $50 below market rent......If you learn that Section 8 will in fact pick up the extra $50/month, that phone call is time well spent.

After 2 years your strike price would be: $125,000 = original option strike price ($1,000) = up front option consideration ($12,000) = monthly credit @ $500/mo x 24 months $112,000 = new strike price If you could patiently sell for $140,000 or more, you've got some good profit built in for 2 years of smart work paying the same rent you would anyway.

This tenant violated the pet terms, violated the additional occupant term and has paid late as of recent.Sorry three strikes!

Which for someone who spent a lot of time in Connecticut and DC still strikes me as a screaming deal

There are tons of buzz from REI community here about that area.We all better strike while the Iron is hot.

Do the following agencies (all unConstitutional, mind you) strike you as needing law enforcement?

I believe I could strike a good balance between having a friendly business relationship while being able to make tough decisions like evicting someone.4.

I knew we might have one coming but we didn't finalize it until Saturday, so once again just barley made is without a strike out :-)So like I mentioned before I am still off pace, and getting 1-2 a week doesn't help, however we are working on the infrastructure that should help us.

The big thing that strikes me as incorrect here is the part about the Buyer's Agent being required to disclose any found defects to the Listing Agent.

If you are keen to get very involved in the development, perhaps you could strike a joint venture deal with a local builder?