Hi @Cecilia Cave, congratulations on getting your first three properties this year, that’s great!

The management company has been complacent in their behavior/management; caving to the tenant’s constant demands and spending our money to shape our house however the tenants deem fit.

@Bryan Noth @Jordan Moorhead ---- rest assured, that the communities around Lake Travis (Bee Cave and Lakeway) and unincorporated areas to the west, down Hamilton Pool Road into Hays County (Dripping Springs) are seeing incredible growth too. 

page=3#p5281322 @LeighJ2 Cave Springs, AR https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/612/topics/903736-what-properties-did-you-buy-in-2020?

A few neighborhoods that are walkable to the MARC train that goes to Union Station/metro in DC are:Mount Vernon and Station North (Penn Station)Ridley's Delight, Sharp Leadenhall, Otterbein (Camden Station)This isn't an exhaustive list, but I've seen some multi family homes over the past 12 months in the bolded neighborhoods. 

Thankfully I didn’t cave and stuck it out anyway , I would not be where I’m at today had I listened to the little guy  on my shoulder telling me it’s ok to go back to mediocrity.

There are many agents willing to list your home for .5% commission and you cave the buyer agent get 2.5% and your still at 3% and fully represented.

Now I am delighted to report that the company has begun re-opening shops for in-store business, beginning with stores with street access.

@Cecilia Cave in some states it is not allowed and it really isn't your money until the occupancy occurs so if they leave early you would have to refund it, so no advantage to you.

I personally think the owner will cave in once they get their offer, but also I’m nervous that this thing is upside down.