@Michinori Kaneko While I agree that it is very unsettling that they keep this late fee they are also in the business of making money.

I think perhaps $200,000 may work much better but the fact that I'm not close to the property does leave my pocketbook and stomach unsettled.

Not having this discussion in the design phase is also unsettling.

Renegotiate and get financing a year down the road.Because when the economy stutters, your tenants will disappear in a heartbeat, your vacancies will go through the roof, and all of a sudden your income doesn't quite meet your financial obligations.This is exactly what happened a few years ago.But as I've made very clear, far be it from me to talk to sense to you people who finance everything, I made a ton of money buying distressed property sales last time round - I'll make a ton of money next you all go broke.It's almost unsettling that so many people today are not learning what broke investors only 5-6-7 years ago.

It is often unsettling to spend that kind of money for a room that is obviously very 1965 on the inside with paint slapped on it and some vinyl flooring, and the furniture looks like an episode of Saved By the BellWhat's even more annoying is how they have their staff come pounding on the door at 9am when check out ain't for 2 hrs and you're trying to get that last hr of sleep in.  

Lots of cognitive dissonance going on in this thread.

It was always unsettling knowing that if he really wanted to he could get into our office space. 

This is unsettling!

Because of this there’s an internal friction called “cognitive dissonance.”

My tenant has been exceptional and I would hate to lose her but adding her boyfriend to the lease is a bit unsettling to me.Questions:1.