I’m currently studying and practicing analyzing deals.

Appraisal demand is quite high at this moment, and rush fees and higher fees for more rural areas are common practice.   

I don't see any reason why the Landlord should be responsible for health practices of their tenants, but you need to decide for yourself how you want to operate your business.Check out Stessa.

@Chris Mason You must have practiced that one, your analogy is impeccable!

Is it best practice for all the leases to renew at the same time?

I have relocated to Florida and looking forward to growing a business here by helping investors grow their portfolios.

Miami is still the destination for homebuyers and renters...and especially investors.You heard people relocated during the pandemic, but where did they go?

I’ve been practicing architecture in Tucson and the surrounding areas for the past 10+ years.  

I wish it wasn't.What's probably going to happen now is that you'll carry around this experience and the grudge it engenders for the rest of your life, and after you buy a house, the next time a politician stands up and starts talking about tenant rights and rent control and rent moratoriums, you'll nod along, and bad things will happen to landlords, and we'll all scream bloody murder here and in other forums on how unfair, unfair, unfair it is that people hate landlords so much.How much we contributed as a group to bringing the public outrage on ourselves through unethical, grasping business practices like this, well, that won't be as enthusiastically discussed.

I’m learning as much as I can about investing while on this one year journey from reading books listening to podcasts and practicing analyzing properties while I have internet approximately once a month for a few days.I’m originally located in Orlando, FL and plan to purchase a 4-plex to start house hacking with once I’m home.Long term goal is to have a portfolio of multifamily properties.