By staying on top of maintenance needs, property managers play a key role in preventing small issues from escalating into costly, larger problems.

There are a ton of things you can do, escalation clauses, release of an additional deposit after the inspection period, waiving an appraisal contingency, etc. 

I’ve gotten great deals on SFHs that had great CoC returns and tremendous cash flow and I’ve found great deals on multi family properties that more than tripled my average cash flow per unit per month.

I implemented a referral program where I would pay neighboring facilities $75 per tenant they sent my way that moved in, and this helped tremendously with my lease-up.

I started out investing in condos in 2004, but I have not seen a tremendous amount of appreciation in the ones I own in Arlington/Alexandria.

Also, anyone familiar with tax escalation clauses?  

Decided not to sale even though we would have received a large profit but comparing it to new construction cost it was not worth it for this “C” market.We would have exchanged a good cash flowing asset with a tremendous value appreciation asset.  

For individuals under 50, the limit has escalated from $6,500 in 2023 to $7,500.

As a matter of principle I escalated things by refusing to give back a deposit that I didn't owe.

Because of the travel restrictions, I was introduced to the #VanLife Community and saw this as a tremendous lifestyle & business opportunity.