If nothing else, the last couple months has really helped me realize how truly blessed I am that we are well positioned financially and don't have to live in constant fear and stress of how we will pay the bills or feed our family if there is a temporary disruption in our income. 

Wherever you see this happening there is disruption for the REI markets IMO. 

I asked my staff if there were more and they told me they knew of maybe 3 other cases where people did not ask for a refund, but were acting in a way that was disruptive and/or were complaining about something that did not seem “fixable” and for those we also immediacy told them “it does not look like we are going to meet your expectations here”, and we immediately gave them a full refund”.

I am very excited to draw sources of inspiration from this forum, and apply them in my own way to disrupt the real estate industry, as well as not re create the wheel in other respects.

In my opinion, this is definitely an exciting market disruption.

If the unit is occupied, we require an application in advance before scheduling a showing (to minimize disruption to the tenant, of course ;). 

@Thadeous Larkin I’d try to figure out how much of the delay is from you/ your pm, and how much delay is from the national appliance shortage due to covid disruptions of the manufacturing.

Disruption in global inventory supply chains has left stores with long lists of unhappy customers waiting months for bikes and accessories.

It is normal to be sold off market in order to not disrupt the residents or the staff.

Hi All-By way of quick background, I have my own independent investment research firm and work with institutional investment managers (i.e., hedge funds) focusing on public equities in the financial services industry....