Remember that each side must feel they win small battles in each area, just make sure what you give is less than what you get.

I had this battle with them before when they came in short on an appraisal of mine.But you trade that for lots of other perks they offer:only a soft credit pull that needs to be 660.you have to show exactly 0 bank reserves (this is crazy, only lender out there who operates like this)Not much in terms of documentation.

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Though I wouldn't want to fight that battle on a daily basis.

Account Closed is saying is that the fight against rent control in a liberal city with high percentage rent increases and population growth is a loosing battle, especially in the modern world of interconnection through social media.

If the consensus becomes that homes are grossly overvalued (as they are), rates are sky rocketing (as they are), we are battling hyperinflation (which we are), and that pay rates are not increasing quick enough to keep this trend going (which they aren't, and not by a long shot), that could be the start of the downhill slide.

You could definitely put yourself in a legal battle if you start "forcing" your tenants to pay damages. 

Get some of the details but DO NOT try to play peacemakerFighting the battle to keep this tenant probably isnt worth the time, effort and stress.

Finally, building key, strategic partnerships can be an uphill battle at first, so confirm that you can leverage their relationships and track record, so that you can actually be in position to do deals.

Sun Tzu, on knowing yourself - “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.