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There are solutions for everything but involve time, money, or both.You have to look at fighting to win what you gain and what you stand to lose and weigh that versus alterative paths.For instance if I have to take a few years of my life to win a specific battle then I have to decide if it is worth it to me or to move on.

I feel 1 month security $ 3200 would cover it as they are the perfect tenants to date.2) some sort of 1 time gift card/wine basket/local store gift3) Offer no rent increase if they lock in and renew for 2 yearsAlways thinking of a Win-Win situation so leaning towards Option #1 as this costs me no money but gives them up to $ 800 that they didn't have.What do you all use as an incentive to keep good tenants ?

While bringing more money to the table is probably the best way to win but then you have to deal with the appraisal.

Am I just creating an excuse to pay more because I want these units or should the disciplined side of me win out and stick with older, single family units that can be purchased and rehabbed for less?

But in the first two years we probably only lost a couple deals due to looking like a couple of kids.and I'm not sure that was the real reason we lost them but lost deals are a fact of life if your 30, 50 or 70.So what was the reason for our success, action, get into the game and play as hard as your able, I never saw a spectator score the winning run.

Since LLC have members, and stock is not issued, the best a winning litigant could get is a CHARGING ORDER.

The majority of us are trying to find win-win-wins for the owners, buyers and ourselves.

There are always big and small players there.

If you win the contract on a MLS reo then you probably won't have enough spread to wholesale it anyway.95% of the time any property that I get from a wholesaler that is on the MLS, I ignore.