Imagine if a tenant showed up with their own lease agreement.

We've currently got, which I can imagine most others do, the mechanical timer where the lights will come on at a certain time and off at a certain time.What we'd love to do is have essentially is a timer that measures natural light and comes on and off when there is low light.

I’m imagining someone running a coupe bitcoin mining servers that draw 10amps and run 24/7.

I don't have a big portfolio at 34 units but I imagine it was a hassle for the residents and likely looked like the owner (me) didn't know what he was doing.All three management companies used the same software; so, that helped.  

If so I imagine she is quite wealthy. 

Especially where commercial properties usually run in excess of 1 Mil, I can't imagine a bill coming due for ~70% of that all at once only a few years into owning the property, yet this seems to be the common practice!

If you think it is hard to find deal that make sense at you levels imagine deploying 50 billion dollars.I think a study of successful people shows that not buying bad deals is as important as buying good ones.My advice is to get comfortable with the idea that not doing anything is the best course.  

If they allowed the "I made a mistake" excuse, just imagine how many contracts would be voided after signing.

@Thomas HickeyI don't know for sure but I'd imagine they did. 

It's also near Cavalier Air Force Base, where I'm stationed at the moment, but will be PCSing soon and don't anticipate on returning.This, as you can imagine, poses a few problems, mainly related to support for the home (ie. property management, repair services, etc).