I've always heard others say it the other way around, but your method does seem it would make them want to get the fees in to avoid being late on rent.

I'll broaden my horizon and hopefully find good deals in other parts of the state

Is there another method (preferably free) to find out who owns a home?

When you start something new (a new rent collection software, new method for maintenance requests, etc.) how specifically do you go about getting your tenants up to speed?

I'm actively searching my target market for a multifamily property (duplex or triplex) that I can live in and rent a unit(s) simultaneously.I've considered broadening my search criteria to feature single family homes with a mother-in-law suite (accessory dwelling unit or ADU).This would give me the option to either live in the main house or ADU while renting the other.

The timing and method of disclosing is key.

:roll: I`m looking for product and method recommendations for dealing with this problem.

What is the appropriate valuation method of a property that needs some rehab work before becoming rentable?

If the pressure is unchanged, you're good.Now, if you have leak, you can use the soapy water method to track it down

There are tons of methods and niches with everyone having different specialities.