I’m ready for change, and I welcome the disruption.

Who are much less susceptible to economic cycles :)In other words, these people are aware of market conditions, but these market conditions aren't likely to cause disruptions to their vacation/business travel plans.

The name of the game here as a small potato investor like myself is still taking advantage of legislated market disruptions, whether it be rent control, ADU's, or supply constrictions.

Not trying to be inflammatory, but I'd be very surprised if the HML industry survives the disruption that's beginning with the crowd funding sites.If you've got net worth, money to invest, and want to hold real estate debt (or equity), look at PatchOfLand or RealtyShares or any of the others.  

Save yourself $1000s and avoid an even worse disruption of cash flow down the road.Stay Cool!

@Jack B.Fore him a text/ email and ask if he was serious when he told you on __/___/2020 that he intended to disrupt showings by being naked.

If an agent starts parading future buyers through my multi-families, disrupting my tenants and making me give notices to enter for nothing, I would no longer allow said agent to look at anything of mine.  

I realized this when I was taking a required class of Boolean Logic and our primary assignment was to google search stuff, I no joke started laughing so much from back of class at what a joke it all was I had to remove myself into hallway to stop disrupting the lecture.

These processes and the whole closing costs are yearning for a disruption.

., even if you gain access they could be disruptive/sloppy/etc. and scare off any potential buyers).Have you considered either 1) waiting until his lease expires, or 2) offering some kind of incentive to cooperate ($25/month off his rent for every showing he allows)?