It's wise to take into account market research and any upgrades or additional benefits for the tenant.Determining when to raise the rent is influenced by various factors such as lease renewal dates, local market conditions, tenant satisfaction, and lease agreements.

Thx to his teachings, I sold my non-performing trophy multifamily and am in the process of 1031 exchanging it for money-making rentals.

Despite initial maintenance challenges, the property is performing with a bright future.

It has nothing to do with the financial performance of the offering.

I think how you physically carry yourself influences other parts of life 

Over time, those investments tend to not perform better, they perform worse. 

You typically fall into a deal or two at the start, but then you have to really go to work to keep it going.Biggest mistake most investors make is assuming all properties perform the same, regardless of location, tenant pool, etc.Recommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location to invest in.When investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.

If the property is tenant occupied, you should require your tenants to have renters policies and lastly and just as important as the insurance you obtain is knowing all vendors you rely upon to perform work at the property and on your behalf are properly insured.

SDIRA's homes have consistently performed well in our portfolio.

How many properties is that performing the way your current investments are?