Over their stay of three years, we were trying to do it right by not increasing rent (we even started the lease a hundred below market rate), allowed them to be late on payment (sometimes three weeks late), or split the rent in two when they have difficult time on paying.

I wanted to take a moment to describe how I raised hundreds of thousand dollars, developed over 100 units with OPM (other people’s money) and feel good about it.I am a circumspect introvert and often get trapped by my own thoughts.

We have people with hundreds of units and decades of experience.

I'm planning to offer to pay them a few hundred dollars for the service.

Hi @Joe Mazur - please don't select your inspectors because of price ... this is not the time to try and save a couple hundred bucks.The specific property and location can influence which inspections you'll want to consider, but, in general, here's what I'd be thinking about (along with the inspectors I used on my own purchase in Cary):general home inspection (Eric Coates - Detailed Home Inspections)pest (Neuse Termite and Pest)roof (Roofwerks)radon (Advanced Radon Detection Services)I would have a different person do each of these. 

We have done it hundreds of times.

I might suggest cabinet pulls and a slight upgrade on lighting to further distinguish your property for a few hundred dollars more.

Yes Josh, you are one hundred percent correct about "happy wife happy life."

Plus, the headache you could potentially bump into may not be worth the couple hundred bucks you’ll end up with per month assuming they even pay at all.

That thing was a couple hundred bucks a day.