If the risk is that the banks could adjust your limit or variable rates will spike then you need to make sure if that happens then your profits aren't compromised.

If you are looking for Multi Family I would stay away from Ames as the vacancy rates have spiked (estimates are 10% and could rise by end 2018 to 15-20%) because of out of state developers building large apartment complexes and A LOT more units are under construction currently.

We got a spike in rentals when I started using Postlets and copying over the HTML to the Craigslist ad.

I would also let the insurance pay for the damage if they dont have insurance I would just suck it up and pay the repair cost myself to not spike insurance cost. 

Property value will always remain consistent.  2017/2018 we saw an enormous spike with sales over asking and closing 7 days or less. 

Instead play nice until you know for sure she is digging her heels and trying to litigate against you.

The company was able to tell them when the spikes were happening.

She says " you dont understand  all I have are 4 inch HEELS "  ......................

The $5K for suffering was due to the wife having to change shoes from heels to flats to climb the steps out of the parking garage.  

If the tenant digs in his heels then the landlord should delay the sale of the house until the lease expires and he can vacate the house in accordance with the law.