I am an agent in the Iowa City area, however, I have worked numerous times with Regen Johnson at Ruhl&Ruhl.

Not every property and situation requires it, but yes MOST do, or I should say will be handsomely rewarded for such. 

I'm here in California $35 a trip and I have a couple of big trees. no risk no reward!

On the income side there are numerous things you could do to improve revenue but they are not listed.  

Let the GPs do the work and you reap the reward of their hard work and their expertise.Here are some of my thoughts about residential RE investing:- The market is more challenging than in many years. 

Of course, your opinion is just as valid as mine, and if it works for you, that's all well and good.True, you definitely do NOT want to give up a 3% loan....BUT there are numerous CREATIVE ways to build net worth FASTER than hold and reinvest cash flow.  

There are numerous tenants rights organizations in Baltimore looming for exactly this and other issues.

It's been challenging to say the least, but the rewards have been better than any other investment vehicle I'm aware of.

I do not desire to reward tenants for poor behavior.

As long as you can weather a few of those over the years, the rewards of "tenant friendly" policies for landlords can be incredible.Contrasted to a place like Houston or Austin Texas, where fewer tenant protections are in place, and you get a booming flow of new inventory.