That will make your job harder, cause confusion, and build animosity with the renter.Give them written notice 30 - 60 days in advance, clearly spelling out the changes: rent increase, mandatory deposit of $XXX, mandatory proof of renter's insurance, and a rent increase for animals.

Eat your heart out!

I have enough parking that in addition to the four offices, I lease 6 parking spots to an area business. 5) Co-working space is a different animal than what I am doing and may be a good set up for you.

(Our properties are smoke free)4.Do you have pets or animals?

You might also want to double check the taxes on similar properties because it could go up afterwards and eat into the cashflow.

Hi @Connor Fortenbacker,The number one book I would suggest getting would be: Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine. 

Any thoughts or comments are appreciated, as I know maintenance costs can eat up any profit if not watched closely.

You will need to avoid renters with large dogs and also all other animals will negatively effect the wood from their water bowls.

Here in Florida FREC (fl re commission) would eat her for lunch..

These factors may eat into your cash flow, if you're not placing them into your calculations already.