Where these numbers are found, there is a very high rate of rent actually being paid.A little more about the area:We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.

We are coming to the new era where company that sells virtual reality , virtual real estate and AI like Nvidia , Meta or Microsoft ; and also "virtual" coin like Crypto is valued way way higher than real actual tangible real-estate like office building , apartment building and so on and so on for example the level of valuation for office building is like a wipe out.If the investment climate continue like this where there's no relevancy between investment and tangible or the real word , how conservative real estate investor like us should react ?

Too much risk and sets bad boundaries for tenants.Many use Venmo, Zelle or just have tenants deposit at their bank (local branch).There are also several free DIY PM softwares that have rent payment built in, but they charge the tenants a fee to do so (that's how the companies make money).

It hasn't been decided on whether or not my company will pull the trigger with them yet, but from what I gathered pricing will depend on what all you are looking to do as in the plan/subscription you choose.

Many are shocked when they go to sell and realize they have a much larger gain they have to pay tax on than they thought because their basis in the property is so low due to deprecation. 

I am also 5 minutes away from the automotive company GM Headquarters and 5 minutes away from a major hospital.

Sotherland Designs is a good company.

As I'm considering various strategies, I'm also interested in exploring property management options.Could anyone recommend reputable and well-regarded property management companies in the Lafayette area?

They should explain why they took a permit application from someone not authorized to submit one for that company.

Unbelievable • His insurance won’t cover because as it turns out commercial liability does not cover craftmanship defects they need E&O insurance for that, hard lesson learned, 95% of small contractors will not have E&O, it's an extra cost for them and only the larger construction companies carry it.