It's good business practice and it's the right thing to do, but I don't know if you can force it.

But not before burning thru millions of venture capital and screwing hundreds of businesses falling victim to their sales pitch. https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidjeans/2020/07/20/scalefactor-raised-100-million-in-a-year-then-blamed-covid-19-for-its-demise-employees-say-it-had-much-bigger-problems/Some points worth highlighting:- "Instead of software producing financial statements, dozens of accountants did most of it manually from ScaleFactor’s Austin headquarters or from an outsourcing office in the Philippines"- "Some customers say they received books filled with errors, and were forced to re-hire accountants, or clean up the mess themselves"- The annual  contracts mentioned in the article were $23,000 for an e-commerce business and $6,000 (and triple that amount at renewal) for a coffee shop.

If she has forced air heat, she needs to learn how to use the heater and maybe put a sweater on.

I would hate to be forced to refi at a higher rate ... but I'm also asking myself how much I'll really care at that point, bc I'll hopefully have many more properties in my portfolio by then ...Anyone else out there who shares my goals of scaling quick and has weighed this decision recently?

Forcing some wealthy client s to pay if they are not good people is tough....you will end up eating some large $$.

The university UTC is a major force in town, as are the various hospitals in town.I'm not too familiar with Greensboro, I do know Augusta bit. 

If we allow tenants to shorten the lifespan of the equipment, it will raise our operating costs dramatically and force us to raise rents.

If you try and force her to fulfill the lease, I will guarantee 100% she will be a PITA and call and complain, to the point you will want her out.   

Upside Potential and Plan When Acquired: - Rent Raise $600 + (Will force value and appraise much higher for income based appraisal)- Continued Section 8 Opportunity (Predictable Cashflow)- Capital Improvements (Exterior Paint, New doors, Windows.)- Decrease expenses by water being included in tenants lease.- With the higher appraisal due to improvements made, we plan to cash out refi after the 6-12 month seasoning, to pay off the first and land better terms to keep long term.Here's my Question: Because there wasn't many comps, if not any at all,  would the appraisal be based on the income the property is making at this point?

I've stuck with banks so far but with 4 loans now, I might be forced elsewhere soon.