This is my first time investing in a multifamily unit and recognize the possible risks and rewards but would like to get people's feedback.

It's very rewarding in so many ways but especially relationally and financially.

I did 95% of everything, so it can be overwhelming and stressful, but figuring out how to overcome obstacles and reaching new milestones was even more rewarding.

Treat it like a business, the more time you put in the more reward you get out.

I have been conservative on rent estimates, but I want the new buyer to feel like, if they're taking a risk, they're going to get rewarded for it.

Simply put, for each non-paying tenant, the LL sends in a form signed by the tenant and has to settle for an 80% payout of the amount owed.In general (yes, am writing an article for my monthly eMailer, so criticism welcomed):1) Interfering with commercial and contract law – The moratoria go directly to the ability of two people to enter a contract (ie lease) and either being able to enforce the same contract.2) Rewarding bad behaviors and discouraging good – If this bill passes, most tenants that are diligent and follow the terms of their lease with payments are now wondering why they did it since those that are scofflaws gets a bailout.3) Arbitrarily cutting 20% of landlord debt – I don’t see prop taxes or city utilities being dropped 20% to reflect landlord shortfall4) Onus on innocent parties – We expect landlords to follow the laws which they do (try running into a tenant atty in court), however, now landlords need to plead on behalf of deadbeat tenants who can basically do nothing.

That would be on top of the numerous offices it already has in the Texas capital, they added.Facebook leased more than 920,000 square feet of office space in Austin as of the first quarter of this year, according to a report from Aquila Commercial.Google and Facebook are essentially neck-and-neck as the dominant downtown office eaters.

Seller experienced numerous issues that prevented them from renovating and selling this home on the MLS.

We used to charge a Renewal Reward Fee of one month rent to owners - only if we were successful in getting tenants to renewal for a 3rd year.

Though I do give them a Christmas card and a gift card - that's their one yearly gift from their landlord as a reward for being good tenants and paying on time.