I would rather focus on the details of the credit report (such as collections and delinquencies and nature of those issues).)

To add to what was mentioned, I would look at the maintenance history of the property to see what repairs have been made that are more capital in nature (say, new counter tops or kitchen) versus an ongoing issue (plumbing backing up every few months).How is the insurance search going for you as well.  

I'd disagree with the sentiment expressed in the post as a high density urban developer who handles entitlement in two markets. we wouldn't even touch a site that we couldn't get 50 units an acre on at a minimum. urban adjacent neighborhoods allow for this but not suburban. neither do the 2-3 story nature of build to rent properties the density is very low. 

Plus, we have crazy inflation happening naturally due to all the money pumped into the system several years ago.Any there any other obvious reason for the increase in your opinion Henry?

I explained to them the nature of my business. 

Did you make them aware of the nature of those studies?

Real estate investing is a long-term game, and it may take several years to build up a portfolio that generates enough income to support your lifestyle.While it's natural to have concerns about starting real estate investing later in life, it's definitely possible to achieve your goals with the right plan and mindset.

I think with time as a landlord, you will naturally become a little more tough-skinned.Has this unauthorized tenant been angry directly at you?

Real estate naturally lends itself to putting more money on the line because of entry prices, and that not only potentially benefits your compounding, but strategies like the 1031 and basic leverage help you maximize with pre-tax dollars.

And once I get done with this issue, yeah, that's when you do annual lease review/renewal and move rents to market or near market and let the nature of it all work itself out.