That's a poor decision that you and nobody else is making here.

While there were reasons for my decisions, the important lesson is that time is the key factor in building wealth, and starting sooner leads to faster results along with growing opportunities.

Good to see the city make some practical decisions.  

Don't make emotional decisions because you are "in love" with the property 

Tell them what you're doing, give them the option to make their own decision whether they stay or leave.

That works much better at 50+ unit properties.I have made the decision to invest exclusively in SF homes a long time ago, because it requires the lowest amount of management and provides the highest revenue per unit.

@Juan Carlos Gastelum As the world's greatest investors have taught us, making long-term investment decisions only based on tax policies isn't a good idea but it sounds like that's not you're only reason for investing in the US. 

This resident likely had more options.My point is residents will make bad decisions and try to blame someone else. 

Befriending an Architect is likely the best business decision flippers & developers could do.

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