Evictions were more frequent, but our Clients were satisfied with their performance.

I asked him if I could post the conversation on BP since there are frequently questions asked on BP about this topic. 

Now, I don't know all the details, but my best guess is that of those 30 keys, only 5-6 of them may actually be used frequently.

If so, DM me, and I'll send you the names of the three exchange agents we frequently work with.Some considerations about executing a 1031 exchange.

we've seen this often where they are tired of the frequent turnovers and lower their monthly or seasonal rates to incentivize people to stay longer.

Rent = 10% ARV)Where are people seeing opportunities like this pop up most frequently?

It may be because sellers of larger properties are more sophisticated investors and therefore have a higher or more accurate perceived value of their asset.Whatever the reason, I'm in the business of acquiring these properties on a very frequent basis and have observed that higher rates of return are easier to be found on smaller deals than on larger, in the midwestern markets which my company operates in.I personally like midwestern secondary markets due to lower investor saturation than major cities + favorable returns/laws/expense ratios.

If you knew you were a frequent shopper and you needed to upgrade several rooms in your house, it would be foolish to use that coupon for a hand towel.

Sounds like a pretty unique opportunity as moho parks do not turn over frequently in the Portland metro area. 

@Andy Eakes Here’s two of the better online resources that explain the statewide rent control (AB1482) that went into effect this year, along with how to calculate exactly how much you can raise the rent:https://cal-rha.org/legislative/ab-1482/https://a17.asmdc.org/issue/ab-1482-frequently-asked-questionsAlso, just so you’re aware, there’s already a push to even further expand this statewide rent control with yet another ballot measure (Prop 21) that‘s making its way to California voters.