The lack of a permit is going to make your overall objective harder to achieve.

So you need to get clear on your processes and definitions, you don't pre-heat the oven to 25 bananas then filter the blinker fluid into the chakra through the hopscotch, that's just word salad.Your choice of wording, lack of clarity and completeness made my antenna go up, that's why I seemed to come back curtly.  

Bumping this thread to point out that Brian Ploszay is an extremely dishonest person lacking any level of  business ethics or any professionalism. 

I also have apple TVs on all our TVs.  

I also dont wanna stress the tenant as a result of my lack on experience. 

I don't think the market here has slowed down whatsoever - if anything, given the severe lack of inventory, I think the market here has continued to accelerate even during the COVID pandemic. 

It's not having enough.It isn't setting too lofty of goals that stress you out, it's not appreciating the progress made as you are working towards achieving those goals....and it's not the lack of reaching those goals that are set too high due to your lofty ambition that breeds negativity and the feeling of failure. 

And NO, i have not tried to buy down any points on these estimates so they are apples to apples comparison. 

I've had success finding good tenants using that strategy, most times I'll actually offer a discount to sign the 2 year lease, but that's just me, the longer lease and lack of turnover is really worth it to me so I try and make that happen.   

These are not apples to apples markets.