You're looking at different strategies but haven't really picked one.

The problem is not only that existing tenants suffer, but that local government will be pressured to pass legislation that will be extreme and engulf well run parks into spending unnecessary expense and complying with rules designed to provide residents with services they don’t want.  

But your strategy to break out of that is like seven different strategies ...

While I am capable of holding onto a property like this, I fear for the newbies who have very real risks of not being able to hold onto the property long enough to get out from underwater.Because the buyer of this property is likely to be inexperienced and not know or think through all of the items discussed here, this strategy may put you in a ridiculous position of power for at least the next decade over the buyer. 

I secured a low mortgage interest rate during COVID, and hoping experts in this forum could recommend VA Loan business strategies as I would like to convert our permanent home into rental property and transition into another home.1. 

What strategies would you recommend to enforce a stricter garbage policy?

I am sure this is a common strategy because I have heard various discussions about this.

I am looking at adding a new strategy to my investing portfolio and have been looking for eco friendly ideas.

I'm getting started in the real estate investing world and am almost ready to buy my first rental.I’m debating between two different investment strategies and would love to hear advice from experienced investors here.Would you a) buy a two unit and house hack with 5% down (all cash in around 40k) in an appreciating area with a little bit of cash flow every month or b) start BRRRR strategy right away out-of-state in a C neighborhood.And a third option, if you have the ability to do both concurrently, which one would you start with first?

There is pricing strategy involved.