(UNLESS OWNER OCCUPIED OR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS)If the land lord supplies heat, rent increase shall not exceed 4% otherwise don't exceed 3%.tenants 65 or older 2%new tenants increase can not exceed 5% over the last tenant's registered rentyou must provide a new tenant the previous rent amount in writing.you must apply to the city for each increase with 60 days notice, depending on the US department of housing and urban development for a unit of similar size.fines will be levied on a daily basis if in violation. 

@Greg Hansen I actually saw this July meetup scheduled at Wicked Barley last week and marked it on my calendar and am hoping to attend as well.

My last property, which should have been very attractive to voucher holders, had 100+ inquiries, 20+ applicants, and... 1 was a S8 voucher holder.I chose a cash paying tenant and she's amazing!

Perhaps I will send over the loan agreements for the nearly $13M in real estate debt I originated in the last 90 days as the sole gaurantor so you can point out where I tripped up and perhaps you can even explain to me what I signed :) 

The ones most impacted by last-minute 1031s are the title company not the QI. 

You purchase 20 year treasury bond that was issued last year when rates were 10% and has a 10% interest coupon.  

I looked at it last night and DFW is all over the place- some areas are better than others I used a site called Snapforce that pulls data from Zillow.

Last, estimate the needed repairs - Estimated repairs should be factored into any property purchase, but there’s an added twist with auction properties.

I moved into my apartment last March and it is owned by a major property management company.

In Charlotte it seems like many people are opting to rent over buy due to better deals.