See illustration below.

I am currently visiting Mumbai so gimme a few weeks until Im back to my Sports Illustrated quality pics in CA j/k :)

There should be no regulation on the matter.The fact that there is regulation cause me to start this thread and make, as I stated, an "overly simple" example to illustrate my question.

The numbers don't illustrate a motivated seller scenario that will maximize the return on your cash

In my forthcoming book "The Value Investors Guide to Apartment Buildings" I use this illustration to show the relationship between cap rate and price given a certain amount of NOI:Good hunting-

Everyone should read the book,"How to win friends and influence people"By Dale CarnegieThis is concept is the basis for the book and he illustrates it amazingly.

:With most Sec 8 tenants, I have noticed that they have an entitlement mentality, My experience with a S-8 tenant I inherited was brief, but illustrative of what you say.

(Not sure if I did properly on my first refinance and sell) I'm will use an example so to keep numbers simple but should still illustrate what I'm trying to get at.

If, as Lucas Hall suggests, Cozy doesn’t receive revenue from accepting credit card payments, then there should be no reason Cozy doesn’t add this functionality.Lucas, as illustrated above, the landlord’s choice of payment acceptance can have a profound impact on risk.

.. it was satire To illustrate how a pius religious person With perhaps a self righteous attitude could have negative results managing their properties by being unprofessional and judging people .