Someone paying $1200 a month may expect stone (e.g. granite or marble) but someone paying $600 a month is going to take what ever is there.Note that I haven't even touched on styles.

Random sidebar, the guy that started that company taught the first RE investment course that I ever took circa ~2004.

I’m curious how two inspectors who are supposed to know the rules, regs, guidelines (what ever they go by) , came up with differing inspection results. 

We do two months to early terminate, which no one has ever balked at because it essentially works out to their security deposit plus a month.

And have you ever heard of Mr.

This is part of my exit strategy in case I ever need to sell for any reason.

Brent Davis have you ever considered exchanging some of your current properties for a single multi family such as an apartment complex?

They build good will by paying their rent on time.Tenants have no desire to ever see or hear from their landlord.

So I feel like you a leaving a gaping hole in the marketing material (namely the specific web page for the offering) as to what you intend to do with the money and how, potentially, we may ever be able to get our money out and/or see a return. 

She's just been in the place ever since, without paying rent.