Haha) You can see the culmination of this with the recently announced redevelopment on East Broadway around Shelby Street, which is also getting a lot of positive pressure from Paristowne just to the east of it.I've posted my feelings about this plenty of times on BP but inside 264 I feel pretty strongly that the next POPs are the Warehouse District (east Portland) and the eastern half of the Russell neighborhood (east of 22nd street).

You should have started eviction process IMMEDIATELY to keep pressure on the tenant to get help or move.

if so, all you're doing if you refinance them is putting pressure on yourself to beat the interest rate you'd be borrowing at.

The approach they use is from the old days - brow beat you into signing on, VERY HIGH PRESSURE SALES MEN, telling folks they are getting a 50% off the scholarship from $20K price tag, only available during the call.

When the economy turns sour, lower rents will have less pressure to downside, therefore increase layoffs will affect higher rents than lower rents.  

Verify all information and don't be pressured into doing a deal with them.

Verify all information and don't be pressured into doing a deal with them.

So sounds like with agents moving in that direction that is going to add another level of negotiations and put a ton of pressure on Buyers agents to get these fee's signed up front.One of the Agents that just sold one of my new constructions.. was telling me he showed a buyer houses and then said i need a buyers brokers and you have to pay me and the guy said no. 

I think transitioning to LTR will definitely remove a lot of the pressure, but the profits aren't where I would need them to be.

If they are properly mounted I would keep them, although you might not go with every room having one.