I always like to add a human element to it and have a candid conversation with the tenant why you are raising their rent and how they are still getting a good deal.

Thanks in advance to anyone who reads this or replies.I've been reading Frank Gallinelli's book What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow, and I have a slightly technical question that I thought I'd put out to this community.In this book, he talks quite a lot about money having a time element to its value, therefore, he reasons, in future projections, it becomes useful to discount money you will receive in the future to determine its 'Present Value' (PV).

Some counties have an interactive GIS map that will have ownership, zoning and other information for each parcel in the county.You may have to cross reference whatever you find with the local zoning ordinances to see what is allowed on your particular zoning category.

I always felt like you want to minimize steps and limit leads to a phone interaction.

Are buyers generally familiar and comfortable with interacting with trusts during their acquisitions?

These two elements will increase the equity and, in time, allow for refinancing the first property.And the current home that you are living in?

His reports are interactive and really easy to follow along with if you aren't able to be physically present for the inspection. 

But a key element of the new approach is a pledge not to hike rates even if unemployment falls sharply, which in the past had been taken as a key sign that inflation would be rising.

The biggest pain was not the money it was the constant resetting of the circuit boards which would fail to turn on the heater element.

Other than using the interactive tax map from the county/borough, are there any apps or software out there that would help us in searching for privately owned parcels?