Two things keep tenants long term - (1) great customer service, and (2) competitive rents.It sounds like you do a great job of taking care of your properties and the needs of your tenants, so as long as you’re not noticeably higher in rent to your competition you should always be pursuing rent increases.

That doesn't include rewiring, adding GFCIs, or other repairs. 

Hey @Tom Sehon, Given we are accountants, we cannot promote our services on BP as its against the rules.To help in your search:be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

The best accountants and CPAs will be able to offer you a secure document transfer system in order to keep your sensitive information safe, and also be able to conduct their bookkeeping and tax return services electronically as well, saving both time and money.In my personal ventures into real estate, I have started several LLCs and would be happy to share my real estate experiences with you.

When you sell you will receive selli price minus all liabilities tied to the house (The Heloc, the $30k deferment, and the original loan.) you can use that money as a downpayment or to do repairs/upgrades on the new property. 

Since I bought this last property, it has been a headache, I have to go often to do repairs, the last repair was replacing a water heater of 75 gallons which cost almost $3k (too expensive).

Properties that are more unique (like the ones we showcase) will do better (we believe) than average comps in the area, which is how a lot of the other services evaluate.

I was shocked to learn in many cases the students are taught to associate with other GP's and provide services such as capital raising, dilligence etc.  

Focus on performing your day to day operations in a manner that will reduce the risk of claims in the first places such as hiring reputable service providers, sign contracts each time you engage a 3rd party vendor & collect insurance certificates where you are listed as additional insured from everyone who performs work on a property you own or provides a service related to a property you own.

So, providing accurate and detailed information in your real estate listing is essential.To provide accurate and detailed information, follow these tips:Include information on the property’s size, location, and amenitiesMention any recent renovations or upgrades to convey the value addition that has gone into the propertyProvide information on the surrounding area, such as schools, parks, and shoppingBe honest and transparent about any issues or repairs that need to be made – nothing turns off a buyer faster than the feeling that they may have been lied toRemember, providing accurate and detailed information can help build trust with potential buyers and increase the chances of a successful sale.