For the relatively short history of the site I feel the evidence of its impact is amazing.The experienced folks are still around, but maybe are less noticeable due to the shifting ratio of newcomers:veterans as well as the fact that many of the "real" investors are spending more time on the deals than on the forums.

Gather evidence: Collect data on recent sales, rental rates, and other relevant market information to support your appeal.

Keep them forever, always easy to look back at for comparison or to pull pics for "evidence".

The evidence to me is that you do have the 50 year old 800-1000 square foot home regularly selling for $75-85+ a foot.

Evidently both have their share of problems.

In order to do that, I can't invest in properties that will only give me $20 each month when it's all said and done.If I just choose to ignore CapEx, or at least ignore it to a certain degree, I feel it will only come back to bite me 10-15 years down the road when, "suddenly", addressing these CapEx items becomes evident and necessary.That said, how much do you feel I should be putting back for CapEx?

Although, for a secured building, the caller does need provide access to the building for the PD, and then disappear before they actually make contact with the offending neighbor.Alternatively, request that your tenant document dates/times/duration's in writing to you so that YOU have necessary evidence of an issue to take to the Condo Board.

Absolutely not and if they don't honestly... that is on them and good luck to them but I doubt they will make it far if their business decision model is " ignore all logic, ignore all evidence and common sense I will do something because I believe in it based on just by the direction the wind blows".

This is not a place for anecdotal evidence.

The mortgage is a piece of paper with a written agreement whose price doesnt change, while home values WILL fall in recession.My evidence for you, so that you can invest well:Robert Kiyosaki and Patrick Bet-David have said that they believe the recession between 2023 and 2025 will be worse than the recession in 2008.