FEAR False Evidence Appearing Real.

So many better things to do with your time than deal with tenants having absurd expectations or requests or spending time troubleshooting trivial things.

3 years is an absurd amount of time!

That's absurd to think I didn't prepare properly for them. 

Sadly, I still paid the $25,000 plus about $5,000 to my attorney.Two more of the 5 employees, using the same attorney filed Civil Lawsuits for $1.2 million each and I had 100% proof that every Cause of Action was false, but their attorney probably never reads one document I sent through my attorney because they know we will pay money to settle.

"The perception that housing is drastically undersupplied and that a strong demographic picture lies ahead is creating a false sense of security," according to a report by Zelman's firm entitled "Cradle to Grave.'

What @Al Pat said.Also, if your lender is giving you pushback about a MTM lease, I would educate them on its practicality versus a term lease, which is honestly just a false sense of security. 

I'm not sure where this information is coming from, but this narrative is false.

Threatening punitive damages is absurd, he would have to prove you have a history of knowingly, intentionally, and systematically defrauding tenants of their security deposits which does not seem to be the case here at all.

I suspect some people see the rental demand in areas on the east side of town like Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights and aren't taking into account the absurdly high property taxes and mediocre (at best) schools in those areas.Regardless of the area if you have reasonable cash flow, you should be okay, just as long as you build in some cushion for evictions/maintenance in areas where the quality of tenants may be less desirable.