@Mason AitkenI manage some Tempe rentals and would be glad to provide a look at the Rental opportunity for the property if another opinion on that would be helpful.Tempe rentals have done well, the demand is high.

They are very high maintenance tenants, very demanding, very destructive, having very low social standards.

https://oregoneconomicanalysis.com/2017/12/14/why-...Wondering if that would alter your prediction on ~2021 being about the point where starts will catch up to demand.

If you're able to get into a larger complex you won't have as much competition and you might be able to show case your father's former projects to investors who will see the demand for what he's doing on higher end rentals.

(Inelastic demand).

For example: a top school district and in demand area like Lee's Summit or Blue Springs, etc.

It's pretty much a free market so we are talking supply and demand.

Especially in Blacklick there is so much demand there.

Because my properties don't demand the same amount of effort as a C class, I should not have to pay as much as a C class property.

My credit is excellent and I have been living here with my roommates for 6 months now, but here is the clause in the lease that demands a cosigner:24.Attachments: Guaranty Agreements (due on or before August 1, 2016), Lead Based Pain DisclosureI'm not sure if I can get a cosigner by Friday, but more importantly this doesn't seem legal.