We passed on one property in Gloucester, MA that was on a low lying part of a major road near the harbor...10 feet of elevation above high tide seemed to be asking for trouble in storm surges, etc.Certainly, anything in or near a flood zone should get a closer look. 

After we raised the rent they were paying the correct amount, then all of a sudden reverted to the old amount. 

I think a lot about the line from Ernest Hemingway’s novel, The Sun Also Rises, where the character Mike describes bankruptcy as gradual and then sudden.

And we suddenly received a notice from the main HOA that we have multiple properties which is a violation.

Based on our personal travels down there it seems like there are a lot of areas North of the City that are expanding greatly, and we like the feel of a lot of the neighborhoods; all tho some of them seem to get pretty far out into the middle of nowhere and then all of the sudden there's a new residential neighborhood development...

Seems like demand has surged with an influx of renters with money.I'm not sure on MF because all mine are SFH, but I don't see a lot.

Questioning whether he had embarked on a new gambling venture, or fallen victim to a sudden robbery, I was shocked when he said our mystery culprit was simply, "RENTING". 

Ive seen properties sitting on the market for months to all of a sudden get three offers in in a couple days. 

That way, it 1.) buffers out some of the rise and fall of surges in the market, 2.) makes me seem very fair and not greedy, and 3.) there is never (*yet) an instance where I'm trying to explain to them why rent won't drop, even though the fair market shows that the rent should be lower than it is.Yes, it does leave a little money on the table, but it still allows for constant, logical, and generous rent raises.

I am also the managing partner on the deal so I am in charge of the bank account and distribution of profits, etc… I opened an account with Novo, an online business banking platform that I loved at first, but all of a sudden, after only two months, they said my account is closing due to risk?