If you were a player, you'd know that fact of life that helping others brings benefits to you.Early on, I took the head attorney of my title company, ORTC, and introduced him to the probate Bar associations where I prospected.

In a tenant friendly state you may just want to resort to a no-fault eviction under some reasonable alibi.

Got all kinds of gadgets, radio, CD player, foot massage, body jets, rain showers, ozone sterilization, steam, exhaust fan, telephone etc...a new one sells for $3000. 

Serious players know that markets take hits every so often.

Once I knew who they were as players, then I researched their motivations, their concerns, and their fears.

Important note: REIS data is primarily derived from larger properties and institutional players.

It took me a long time to collect over 200 samples in my local market, which is part of the reason I resorted to Oslo (Norway's capital) where I have almost 2.500 samples.

In my experience and it's a limited one because my sub2 deals don't get called you can refinance as a last resort.

Jamaica tourism really focuses on enclosed resorts.  

@Prudence Meads  I have no personal beef.... just know the industry well.. and understand the asset class... and way back in the Jahnke thread a few of the biggest players in the industry chimed in about how the portrail of the product and tenant class was not reality in the real world.but that's fine if you happy that's great.. unfortuantly your experience seems to be an outlier.