Can't have it both ways.The BP community could benefit with less posts focused on territorial infighting and more posts focused on increasing awareness and understanding of life insurance.

I agree that the AFB and Trinity add stability to the area specifically around Minot, but I am always fearful of a reduction in the Air Force presence here. 

So this is new territory and I feel as though she is basically trying to sue me. 

Multifamily here in Co Springs and Denver area has been "overpriced" somewhat because of the military presence and rise in popularity of house hacking. 

Columbus in particular is seeing tremendous growth as a result of big-tech companies like Intel and Google expanding their presence here, which is contributing to market appreciation.

It’s better to have a presence at the property and I have found the tenants to be a lot more high maintenance.

They assert the presence of an "exclusive platform of top-notch local vendors that collaborate with their designers."

These are cash vs s&p dividend ratio…..which means we are in uncharted territory right now for economy as cash / CD rates are too high.housing in 90s are generally flat/mild appreciation.

Or even hire the services of a professional property manager to give you a needed break.If it were I, I would contact your original tenant and arrange to meet with her, and not in the presence of the guy.