Impact on Market Dynamics: Do you think these changes will affect the overall market dynamics, particularly in terms of listings and buyer activity?

Here in PA, if we send a renewal to a tenant and provide a minimum of a 30 day notice letting them know not just of the renewal itself but also any change in terms, even if the tenant does not sign it the new terms can go into affect.

Wondering if this is about right in terms of cost or whether there are other more affordable companies out there.  

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I think I know the answer, but doing this out of state is also a whole different ballgame in terms of cost/return viability. 

See what else is out there in terms of leased land. 

Again, I will emphasize I am NOT stating that Praxis Capital is a "bad" sponsor - they are not a fly by night Syndicator that is going to abscond w/your money by any means and I believe their accounting is likely very rigorous (and they do get generate their K-1s in a timely manner) but I have done better w/other Sponsors in terms of return for my money, investing in properties or assets that have held their value even during this high interest rate environment and perhaps even work more hands on w/direct management of their properties (w/their property mgr). 

I dont know how they would be if I filed a claim but in terms of adding/deleting properties you just use their online system its really east and price is right.

Before you start asking any questions you need to get an idea of what you qualify for in terms of financing.

Most REI's I've met are very generous people in terms of sharing their knowledge and contacts.In terms of the local market, there are websites that help you find good areas to invest in and you can get a simple analysis from Redfin like this: https://www.redfin.com/city/16661/MO/St-Louis/housing-marketBut, I think a lot of cities like mine probably have a ton of nuance in terms of everything that goes into understanding the local market street by street.