'Click bait' or just an idle threat, BUT the impact of this level of 'progressive' taxation would/SHOULD be the final incentive to bail."...Top New York firms that toughed it out through the pandemic are now considering packing their bags over $7 billion in proposed new state taxes.

@Shane H. that certainly sucks and I have had dirt bag tenants as well and to this day if my wife utters their names it ticks me off all over again, sounds pathetic but its true.  

What you really want, boiled down to its simplest terms, is to go up to the second window and have them pass out a bag with two tangy flaked and formed pork sandwiches in it, and no need to go for the extra value meal to get a deal.

You pick up a bag a chips.

I am passionate and enthusiastic about US real estate, but, as a risk manager in the financial industry, we are wired to think risk first before returns, and that informed my continuous search for validation of authenticity of the program as $7k price tag is not what I would like to cough out and not get value for my money.I will truly appreciate if I can run into anyone with practical experience of the program........I am still hopeful to find one from the BP family!

If you are trying to run it like an AirBNB, then you will probably be left holding the bag on running it.

Bag of mercury dimes.

Further, tenants will challenge an owner with nit-picky things once the cat is out of the bag.

I bought the blown-in AttiCat brand from Lowes and I bought 10 bags so I could get the blower rental for free...then I took back several bags because I didn't need that much.I also had to tell my tenant to stop turning the A/C OFF during the day when he wasn't home!  

A mixed bag of good advise here.