Likely, the single-sentence format triggered the filter, and I apologize that we didn’t catch it sooner.

Any programmable thermostat that has the ability to lock the screen with a pass code should work.

If you want to keep them, you want them to re-sign a new lease to lock them in.

I just went through a similar experience with my first student rental and also thought I needed to lock in the first group that stepped up.

Honestly it’s all about opportunity cost.If that additional cost is going to yield you more than it costs; then pull the trigger .If you borrow a down payment, it’s going to reduce your cash on cash return as your mortgage payment is increased. 

From a residential sales perspective, I think it will go up by virtue of life events (family formation, etc.) but it will be a wash.Those that locked in a high 5% to low 6% interest rate in 2022 will now be gearing up to move because they aren't locked into their rates like those in the sub 4%.

After a few emails with Taz, at 10:24 am, we locked down the deal with $3,000 in concessions (property management fees) and some other details that helped us both move forward on the deal.

Quote from @Thomas McPherson: Watch for UBIT tax some income types can trigger it.I had a long conversation with an attorney that sets up SDIRAs.  

**CO and Inspections**: Since there’s no CO or inspection requested right after the sale, the township may not become aware of the new ownership until the buyer initiates action, such as applying for a CO after repairs.In summary, while the deed recording updates ownership at the county level, the township may only update its records when triggered by actions like CO applications, tax data updates, or buyer-initiated notifications.

I should have locked in finance over the 4 year investment life.