A lot of long time renters will look at a 5-10k buyout as hitting the lottery.

Admire your old school judgement but it’s something to laugh at not something you should do anything about, or something you could even be sure of.If it’s true before long she will OD or some dude will fly off the handle.

You've worked with her on many loans over the last ten years and could recognize her voice from anywhere.

I've learned to ignore some of the noise and many of the long time BP posters have helped me out tremendously.

Quote from @David Butler: I wouldn't endorse such a view, but some people see nothing wrong with it as long as they operate within the boundaries of what is legal.

@Kyle Ball, I would only caution you on holding those reits for the long haul.

The attorney should be capable of explaining the pros and cons of different options.There's no rent control in Virginia, so you can raise as much as you want as long as it meets the terms of the lease.

Hi @John Paulus - Every situation will be different, but I recommend finding a GC that you can truly partner with for the long term. 

The long-term tenant moved out in 2023.

I purchased side by side 3-family buildings last year.