I would check your lease to make sure you have a similar clause.I wouldn't be to worried about the tenant denying entry to the property since you will be improving it and they will directly benefit from that improvement.

From 2014 -2016 another shift started to occur as technology began to improve, crowdfunding became more mainstream, and Fintech started to make an appearance.

I'm not in the mood to do 5k-12k houses in Indiana again, lol. 

Is there any other books or course work that you can recommend that I can act on now, to improve my knowledge in this field?

Thanks you made my mood better.Originally posted by @Dan Heuschele:Originally posted by @David King:Mary the state school taxes can't be paid late.

Perhaps its worth both bumping up capex and budgeting for future improvements.

There are ways I can improve my properties.

@Lucas Carl ah yes - you're hitting that magical point in running a business where you're too swamped to invest in improving the processes, yet can't grow any further until you do 😱Unfortunately, there is no silver bullet when you're at this point.

Most home improvements don't add a lot more value than what it costs to do them.

The letter to send to Tenants needs to be revised to state that Lowes Home Improvement has just announced that they are paying $150 bonus to hire part-time employees.