While there are multiple drivers for increasing rents and prices, I will mention only five.Land shortageLas Vegas is an island of privately owned land surrounded by an ocean of federal land (87.5% of Clark County is federally owned; 85% of the entire state is federally owned).

If accident happened (if any)Its really an issue which has to be dealt among tenants themselves, the elderly keeps ringing my doorbell and keeps warning me about filing a police case against my tenant whom she suspects has no driver's license with whom I had no issues for over two years now.

Always give them options and make them feel like if they are in the driver seat.

Additionally, being a guest on podcasts is a huge driver of business and leads as well.

Don't run around getting stuff, let the handyman do that (check your insurance policies, make sure you are covered if he run over someone while doing work for you, the handyman is self employed, but not by you, have a clear agreement.There is risk, but so is a leaking roof and a mad tenant.Good luck, when you are in Baltimore - give a call, chat awhile,Charlie

But I consider propstream a tool like a screw driver so don't really consider it in my marketing costs, but new folks will need to add all skip tracing and lead gen tools up too.Again there are other threads in the Marketing forums specific to some of these topics vs this thread.Back to best SMS:  I suggest you watch a bunch of youtube videos on "best sms marketing tool" and go look at those tools FAQs.  

I think the best point I've seen mad in this thread though is that after the initial tax savings you've created a tax liability by having an income generating property with reduced passive losses moving forward so thank you for that!

You can then go in the back door if the front door is jammed.You can also go in through the back door by using your drivers license to open the lock.

I've both scraped+developed and re-developed by adding more square or re-zoning and adding swft to create MFR properties within City limits.It's is extremely expensive and extremely involved and extremely time consuming - it's the reason why practically no private developers build anything close to affordable housing here, and one of the big drivers for our ever-increasing housing and rent prices ... it's hard to believe or understand until you've done it.Note that the challenges are not the actual vertical construction - once you get to that point, you're fine.  

@Jai Reddy Looking through their Chamber of Commerce website, the one thing that really concerns me is the fact that energy is one of their 4 major economic drivers.