Even if they did give me the time of day it doesn't seem very fair that I can't offer much to them in return.

In my limited experience, they add no real value to the process, and like you said, don't really know costs, and while ARV is fairly easy to determine, they are always aggressive on those, too.So, how do you not get taken to the cleaner?  

On the flip side having 2 residences in one building does bring efficiencies from a management/ownership standpoint.Finally, the payment structure you mentioned (30-40% until project completion) is fairly standard for pre-construction properties.

It's fair to charge for this additional work, but it's not nearly as much as placing a new tenant and shouldn't be as high.I charge 50% of a month's rent for placing a new tenant.

They were communicative until they got my $8,000, after which all promises of being a platinum member with access to live support vanished.

Given their request for an addendum, it's important to communicate clearly with them without getting involved in their personal disputes.

I've been buying EDV heavy for last 10 months whenever 10yr above 4.5%forward PE 16 on sp500 puts fair value SP at about 3800, so could be really bad for still frothy MAG7, so your MAG7 puts should really perform This entire time on the highest of high rate eras, not to be confused with a high rate era, people overextended the quality option on equities and weren't willing to take risk on-- small caps and BTC.

Hi there,I'm fairly new to the landlord game and just yesterday received a rather disturbing email from my tenant.  

You probably are violating some fair housing rules if you don't have a full vetted process. 

Therefore, I find that only really analytically smart people are doing this when they are fairly certain that they won't need much of our time.