This change makes it harder to use large deposits as a protective measure, which might explain part of the difficulty landlords are facing in managing tenant risk.As for the post-COVID surge in applicants with problematic rental histories, many landlords across Baltimore have noted similar patterns.

Single-family rental (SFR) and build-to-rent (BTR) properties have seen a surge in demand over the past five years, but the sector is now confronting a slowdown.

You know, like when a politician creates 20 shell companies with his family that have no sources of income, then they suddenly receives a payment of $3.5 million from a Russian politician, then that money is immediately chopped up and shuffled out of the company.Rules for thee, but not for me.

I've seen debtors pay within two weeks, and sometimes it takes years until they need credit when all of a sudden they'll reach out to you to eliminate the debt on their credit report. 

In CA:  I have a tenant who, all of a sudden is in a wheelchair. 

If you are only charging $50.00 a month for specific bills and suddenly get hit by a $500.00 - $1,000.00 bill due to tenant negligence, you have no recourse. 

We have a preferred lender who studied the past election years and noticed the effect, but due to the pandemic and the normalizing of our market, can we expect there to be a surge come Jan 1 with the election being over and interest rates stepping down to affordable rates? 

The second year, they all of a sudden at renewal sent a notice that I'd be required to have carbon monoxide detectors in each bedroom. 

Sudden fee increases and changes to terms, like the LTV drop, can happen if the lender or broker isn’t transparent.

Now all of a sudden you have these new cabin units and you can significantly reduce your tax bill at least in the near term by splitting out the components.