@Andrew FondenI definitely love the smaller more close knit environment you speak of and the opportunity to be more involved enhancing my learning and experience.

I looking at scaling up my portfolio holdings and wondering if anyone knows of a better strategy is this high interest environment.

I polled them on whether they would prefer individual toiletries or a pump system as they were free lance magazine artists, photographers, copywriters, etc who traveled 80% of the year and overwhelmingly they said they preferred individual toiletries to pumps even though they knew they were worse for the environment.

Last year we saw prices rise an average of $120k from Jan. to April, and we're still in the same low inventory environment that we were in then, so waiting a few months for lower rates could also mean having to compete with other buyers and pay more.

Yes they are being forced to share a home with someone but that is the risk they take when renting by the room and you take as a landlord in having to dealing with roommate conflicts.Everything above might help you resolving the issue but note that with the current environment this is all more complicated and your recourse for getting rent if they just choose not to comply and not pay is limited at the moment.

That's the right move in this environment.

Supposedly they are cracking down on a complaint basis which you know most full time neighbors in a condo environment would complain..

I’d also argue that in an environment of last minute bookings like many are seeing this year, setting your seasonal profile yourself manually allows you not be blocked out by early bookings that are not accurately priced because market demand is not yet spiking so far in advance.

If that money was sitting in a bank account it would actually be losing value in the current high inflation environment.

You simply need to make sure you're putting enough down in this interest rate environment to make you COC positive.