I should have locked in finance over the 4 year investment life.  

Currently landlord pays for all utilities, is a system/product/device that can be installed to the water meter that tracks the usage of water through each unit so I would be able to bill the tenants separately?

If you want to keep them, you want them to re-sign a new lease to lock them in.

Any programmable thermostat that has the ability to lock the screen with a pass code should work.

I went into the bedrooms and don't notice the sloping floors so much just by 'feel' and admittedly haven't put any measuring device like a level to it. 

Otherwise, if you prefer not to go through that process, you'll be hit with a 25% tax on your rental income, which can eat into your profits.I also recommend investing in a couple of cameras and a good smart lock for security and monitoring.

From a residential sales perspective, I think it will go up by virtue of life events (family formation, etc.) but it will be a wash.Those that locked in a high 5% to low 6% interest rate in 2022 will now be gearing up to move because they aren't locked into their rates like those in the sub 4%.

After a few emails with Taz, at 10:24 am, we locked down the deal with $3,000 in concessions (property management fees) and some other details that helped us both move forward on the deal.

When you drop into the forum, your goal is to get them to contact you and use your system because you can't honestly be saying that a new wholesaler can go into the Bronx and just start locking up properties and finding buyers.

Way more.And there are also more people locked in with rates in the 3's or low 4's, that may never sell their house because they can't part with that financing.