Thanks for sharing your well-written thoughts.I see evidence of the same in the tenants I've had - there's differences in what seems reasonable to them, and I see a correlation based on where they came from (duh).I've literally had tenants hug me when I tell them I accepted their rental application - that sort of demand and tight market impacts how they behave, how they respond when problems happen, and how they react to rent increases. 

As a native of Jacksonville, it is commonly referred to as a big city with a small town mentality.  

If he cannot handle the flat then you might best off advertising for new tenants and cutting them both loose once you find some.In the {far} past, the Régis was not bad in making tenants meet their obligations in such situations - provided you made best efforts to find new tenants and relieve them ... not sure how they would react these days.

Any damage his policy does will be felt in the market first, because the market reacts emotionally and immediately.

Lots of learning thrown at my curve at a small amount of time to react.

I'm not sure how tenants would react to having automatic withdrawl from their accounts, but as a long term renter myself, I would love the option to e-pay my landlord - but none of my landlords have every offered this option.

I was worried how he'd react to the extension request but figured if i have other money available anyways I might as well try, conventional financing only is going to be far cheaper.

Hello my name is Reggie Hill, and I am a native Floridian from West Palm Beach.

I live outside of Chicago but am a native Floridian from Jax.

I’m an Evansville native, and though I haven’t lived there in nearly 20 years I’m possibly interested in investing in Evansville in the future.