Try to nickel and dime them some other way.

We don't make a dime at it....but we have to do it to ensure that our properties perform so we're stuck.

If they ease the restrictions and fees and regulations, the builders will come in and solve the problem for us, on their own dime. 

they all take forever, theres no such thing as a lender that doesnt drop the ball i swear ive done 10+ deals and every one of them ive tried to find a better lender and they all suck and are never accountable...its always an excuse "oh my underwriter needs this, oh the appraisal never went out sorry, oh the appraisal is 3 weeks backed up, oh the underwriter is on vacation, oh man its all because of dodd frank and these dang compliance requirements back in the days it was soo much better"  its like they have a Rolodex of excuses everytime.I have all my papers and docs in place always and have the fastest turn around on any request but even then it takes foreverno offense to anybody thats a lender, but i just feel like generally speaking they are not transparent and are in the business of nickle and dime-ing and are fairly dishonest about things possibly by design.  

This particular tenant has moved in only 3 months prior and turned out to be major pain, with OCD, nickeling and diming me on maintenance. 

Personally, I see no reason to give a dime of my money to a company under investigation, and take a chance, when there are so many others out there that aren't.

I have never paid a dime in tax on my 401K money in 15 years.The WHOLE idea of a solo 401K is exactly to keep other's hands off your pocket book (I am the trustee) and to avoid 90% of the restrictions that most trustees put on retirement funds.The gov't does not restrict use much, it is the trustees that restrict the use.

The same tenant that has been in the property 11 years has called me to fix a shortage in her light, everything else her hubby fixes and doesn't charge me a dime, did I experience 10% Repairs?

Or, "know anyone looking for a home""Doesn't cost a dime, simple, you can meet 20 people a day.

Quality goes down and prices go up and people are nickle and dimed ( cleaning fees, deposits, etc) Once this happens people dont feel bad asking for discounts