They have dropped the ball on me and my businesses many countless times in the last year or so.

Good morning guys, my name is Adam and I recently moved from Illinois to Indiana, Fort Wayne to be precise.

(ball park that would include framing/drywall, electrical/recessed lights, flooring, etc.)

Any PM worth their salt would have already served notice and had the ball rolling on eviction and just looped you in on the situation. 

Everybody has their own crystal ball, but I wouldn't bank on net increase in rent 2-10 years. 

I have to commend her for the massive balls she has. 

Let’s get the ball rolling and see where this journey takes us!

You could just leave them in place and use hard money and/or private money to keep the ball rolling with BRRRR. 

The acceleration of low rates has faded and we find ourselves similar to our previous norm for growth.I don't pretend to possess a crystal ball, no investor or agent could, but drawing on my experience in the daily dynamics of the market here in Raleigh, and looking at the facts, a price drop seems unlikely in the next few years.

Generally speaking, terms will be in the same ball park but certain lenders will be better suited for certain scenarios.