This is a challenge, especially when they have a tendency to screw up lease renewals and not even follow-up with either the tenant or the owner.All in all, the experience with Great Jones has been very painful. 

"That's not to belittle the very real pain that a lot of people did go through, but for the most part, the pandemic was a shorter headwind, economically, than a lot of people were thinking."

South central Idaho housing shortage is beyond painful. 

There are a lot of compliance items, including reporting, inspections, racial quotas, low-income employee quotas, requiring tax returns of low-income contractors, affirmative marketing requirements, evictions only for repeated violations and good cause, no waiver of jury trials, environmental oversight, etc.A lot of these local and federal compliance requirements are a real pain. 

Also, California tenant laws are not the most friendly to landlords, so it could be a pain to get the tenant to move if they don't feel like cooperating.  

Instead, mortgage rates may be responding to pandemic-related signals.

Why are these forums so painful to use & difficult to just post to a forum I’m following?

We're experiencing some major growing pains and are looking to expand our company.

@Slade Sizemore -If the property owner has experienced a great deal of appreciation, and claimed deprecation tax deductions along the way, receiving a lump sum of cash at sale without a new property to move to proceeds to (called a 1031 exchange), they'll be facing a painful tax bill.For this reason, many sellers benefit from doing an installment sale, which allows them to defer the taxes they owe over many years.More commonly, this is known as seller financing.

I hear that renting by the room can bring in more income, but can a royal pain in the a** and have been advised that it would be better to rent the property in full on one lease.