Many tenants dig in their heels at access by the LL. 

I was prequalified for $250k before the interest rates spiked, but do not have closing costs for a $250 price.

Anyway.this song came on  by Traffic   Low Sparks of the high heeled boys.One verse that i caught.(  The man in the new blue suit is getting rich on your dreams )  that about says it all when it comes to less than Mentors and Gurus.. 

Clearly, you don't want to go into the weeds about the rehab, and THE WEEDS ARE WHERE YOU NEED TO BE.The rehab costs are always the Achilles heel of this and any other spec rehab project.

Yes, I agree, if they are willing to learn with you and not just dig their heels in the ground and be ignorant about it, that is all you can ask for.

Hello everyone new to Bigger Pockets, I have 2 duplexes and my solution would be take the loss for the month, pay some of the electricity bill, bc it may have spike because of inefficiency  get the ac unit fixed like you planned and then whatever the bill is after it is fixed is on your tenants. this way you can sleep at night.

There has been a bit of a spike in prices over the last four months or so because of the COVID shock on housing prices, but as more properties have hit the market, the prices are cooling off as well.

Post-2022 international travel spike, it's not hard to imagine that a major channel partner making the biggest change to its channel in 10 years to focus on luxury/boutique rentals could certainly impact smaller, undistinguished rentals that flooded the market on the back of the "roaring 2020s."

However, there is very little incentives for the Landlord to take care of the building and usually leave it in need of repair, pest control, etc.Certain cities like NYC and SF is a must if this is where you want to eventually live for the long term.Rents spike and continue getting higher.Every year for the last 2 decades I keep hearing all the excuses.... it's too expensive to buy in NYC.2 decades ago, when I bought my first Investment, a 2 Family in Brooklyn, was $350k.Today, I can sell that investment for $1.9 Million.BUT, instead of being happy that I have made so much money for that one single property.... what makes me more happier is the fact that I live in that Investment now (I moved back in to this Investment Property this year).All of my relatives that lived in Brooklyn but moved out, either never bought or had bought but sold a long time ago..... cannot any longer afford to buy in Brooklyn anymore.Even renting has become incredibly expensive.As another example of this phenomenon, I had a friend, Steve, who lived in Manhattan.We both invested similarly in to two different properties in 2004.I invested in a 4 Unit property with a Purchase Price of $800k in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

So, I live in Oxnard and there has been a huge spike in crime this year.