Bowman Investment Group)Tiffany Burns (Heels Homes)John Horner (Core Developments)Dan WicklandTony Del RayTim Dye (614Houses or Deals)Austin RutherfordDavid YoderAdam FanslerDuece Slade

I would pro-rate the rent for September, if your charge them the full amount they could drag their heels and take several extra days to move all their stuff and you don't want that.

Also a investor should avoid ARM (adjustable rate mortgages) as they could very easily lose their investment when the interest rate spikes up.  

So, the property in question might have spiked way too high in 2005, 2006, and 2007.

Household formation spiked sharply in COVID, and that had nothing to do with population growth, and perhaps a lot to do with free money, great jobs, work remote, and more.

Electric can also spike in the summer with A/C.

However, our rush to increase occupancy kept us apart evaluating our weaknesses and risks.When you lower the prices as much as the market did during the spike of the pandemic, you open the door to problematic guests.

Electric can also spike in the summer with A/C.

Another was at a bar, and his drink got spiked with narcotics. 

Coming off the heels of COVID, there were definitely material shortages, shipping delays, and contractor delays.