While the result is the same it will be perceived as more "fair" to raise the rent based on something they already agreed to, rather than your choice to hire a PM.

So while a pet may not do damage to the house for something that can be reimbursed for, they are definitely adding wear and tear on the house.2) The other option there is to raise the rent.

Steve Vu I'd start by watching this BP video on raising private money for syndicated deals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I'm considering raising the rent on another property because I am charging well below market rent.

Needs to be raised before it rots from the shower head beating on it.  

Ironically, my one of my wife's best friends from her college days in Minneapolis was born and raised in Richfield.

The above is my opinion only based upon my observations only that really should not matter to anyone other than those that give a damn about the USA and the Americans that live, work, raise their families and pay taxes here...

I have units in South Boston and I was able to rent out a unit for October 1st and I even raised the rent. 

As for what we look for, it's stabilized properties of 100 units or more, preferably with some ability to increase NOI by raising rents or cutting expenses.

My gut is telling me that is the way I will need to go if she keeps doing this work.Obviously, I can just raise the rent and do everything myself, which is fine.