Strategic partnering in this market is needed so you can maintain quality of services, and an eye on everything.  

I say cut your losses, be strategic, offer cash for keys or anything to get her to leave peacefully and even thank you for letting her go.

Hence buying properties in strategic places OOS may result in good ROI and appreciation opportunities as well.

We didn't get it passed that first one, there was a minority coalition who opposed us, but we did get a next step on it, so we completed that next step, very strategically planned that next session that by chance a member of the opposition coalition was not available for, and our proposal passed and we received a variance to build a duplex. 

My question for you is, do you have a strategic plan, or, are you just in buy mode with no coherent plan in place?

@Russell John Walsh I understand where you are coming from.For strategic positioning, do your best to not be physically in between the door/exit and the female.If you ensure there is always “an exit strategy”, and you are physically out of the way, that is a proactive action you could take to address your concern.

I also represent tenant clients in lease negotiations and strategic placement for both office and retail uses.What drew me in to BP was my personal interest in getting started in acquiring property for myself and having some skin in the game.

Hi - just looking for a sanity check as I strategize to buy my first multi-unit building.  

@Cathy Li Being from a city or having family that lives in a city is not a strategic reason for choosing a market.

So, selling now is also strategic for me.