Then I’d go to work and shake everyone’s hand and bid them farewell

As long as you are only investing in amounts you can afford to lose if the worst happens and you diversify among organizers, not projets, you should fare well.

Holly Springs is blending into the greater Cary market and should continue to see solid appreciation as well as fare well if the market shifts.

Fare well.

Demand is the key driver for rental profitability and future value, so if there is a shortage on demand income will not fare well and appreciation will not happenThe only time I would consider it, would be if there is a noticeable uptick in occupancy with demand drivers that are poised to reposition the neighborhood. 

I wouldn't want to end up in front of a magistrate demanding late fees from a tenant who paid but late because of stay-at-home orders or worse still illness, but tenants that didn't lose there jobs and just refuse to pay probably won't fare well either.

It would have been cheaper to buy him a bus ticket to the town of his choice, give him some cash for his vacation and bid him farewell....although from the sounds of it, this guy would have preferred to continue on right where he was...there is often no way to reason with mental illness, drugs or just plain stupidity.

This is to supplement the move-in condition report.Good luck as you bid this tenant farewell.

Hang in there buddy, you'll fare well.

Not to mention we are off a dirt road that did not fare well at all with all the storms that have been rolling through.