Either way, it's a hard position to be in as a landlord, and I wish you all the best in the world in having the hard conversations. 

I look forward to engaging with you all and building mutually beneficial relationships.Thank you, and I am excited to be a part of this community!

Hi all,I am wondering if someone has dealt with a similar scenario and can offer advice:I have a tenant with their lease ending in November.

We have adults in the bunk beds all the time when it is a larger group.

The property does not hit the 1% rule currently but I believe with all the continued development in the community that within the next couple years I can raise rent enough to hit the 1% rule.

What do you all think? 

If there is anyone with luxury rental experience in Greenville that can lend some advice or experience, I'm all ears. 

Let's say you buy a property for $100,000, all cash, no leverage.

I could certainly be wrong on all of it. 

I contributed by putting in all the sweat equity in the property.