I do volume more than big sales, Mia rid my commissions ended up being around $3000 with a handful that were larger.

Are you leases with larger corporate medical provider tenants?  

Hi, yes great choice Ohio is a great place to invest in if you have any questions feel free to reach out!

I would assume that the fire marshall would not be pleased if they saw this mess...Lastly, just from a common-sense perspective, if someone has so much stuff that it's stacked to the ceiling and spilling out all over the yard, then that's an unreasonable amount of stuff, and it's time for the tenant to get a storage unit (or rent a larger place).Think of it this way: If a tenant owned ten cars, you wouldn't let them park all over the yard and take up every parking space.

Without diving deep on numbers, places like Wisconsin Dells and surrounding areas, Munising, MI for Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, anything near Mackinaw Island - Cheboygan and Saint Ignace, lake towns near Boyne/Boyne Mountain to get some summer and winter traffic, maybe something near Arcadia Bluffs that sleeps 10-12 to host larger groups coming on a golf trip. 

And it is not about personality conflicts, especially with larger landlords who are often going to have management in place.The biggest problem is the limit on rent increases.

If I were picking between the 3 it would definitely be my last choice. 

With more money, an investor can buy larger, multiple, or more productive propertiesDon't believe me - take a look at this comparison chart:Let’s say you do 10 transactions in your investing career.

It's an educated experienced based choice to buy or sell RE.

With that being said, would the demographic I rent the 2-3 unit MFR be different from the demographic targeted by this massive rise in larger MFR (apartment complexes etc)?