I can understand that.

STL, Detroit, and Philly seem interesting and to have solid sec 8 numbers.  

I understand the importance of being a responsible and ethical landlord, so I'm seeking guidance on how to navigate this transition smoothly and fairly.Thanks in advance for your insights!

And I understand you also probably lost EM is that True.

That's how I understand bylaws can be changed.

Here's my experience and understanding of the law about security deposits.You cannot hold back money for anything that is normal wear and tear.  

Just make sure you have a solid team in place that you trust when doing it out of state. 

A solid appreciation market, strong tech and manufacturing growth, landlord friendly and low property taxes.

Discuss your preferred methods and frequency of communication.Ensure they understand and comply with all relevant landlord-tenant laws.

I am currently having an issue with my landlord, and when I searched for the answer the bigger pockets forum was the first to show up so I am posting my question from the perspective of the tentant, but also so when I do buy my first rental I have a better understanding of things.With that being said,I live in an SRO.