I respect your strategy.

How should I respectfully push back on upcharging vendors fees?

You do increase NOI, but not by the leaps and bounds that were predicted.I know this can be dependent on comp properties in the respective areas and what they offer in regards to their tenants, just curious if that is the only litmus test for this type of underwriting scenario.

Now experience/luck has shown that treating tenants with respect but be firm with your lease leads to less turnover.

I guess I should not be shocked that some people in government have so little respect for private property ownership that they can commandeer property and infringe on contracts entered into by persons of legal age.

With all due respect to the PMs out there...how often you contact your PM really depends on how good the PM has been with the basic duties of proper tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance calls, utility reimbursement collection and timely owner disbursements and making sure your cash-in and cash-outs all tally up.  

However if you pay them for their bid it shows that you respect their time and that you are a serious investor.

I didn't want anyone else to experience that and ever since then I wanted to develop myself, grow my wealth and real estate knowledge so I could do it the RIGHT way treating people with respect and fairness. 

Hey @Bruno TassoneEverybody's situation is different, but if you are looking to buy in an entity to help protect your personal assets, make certain that it respects the CRA's flow through requirements, or you could find yourself paying taxes twice.

The worst part is I've been preyed on by poor investors who don't know how to craft a fair deal, so I've gained a large amount of respect and understanding for the distressed seller. ( I dare you to post a "while I'm still down" story) People want to know why no one speaks up when they are in the gutter...its because no one really wants to hear about it until they know you are safe on the otherside.