It's another exercise in understanding opportunity cost.Some drivers in large cities view parking tickets as the cost of living in the city. 

There is someone (her manager) that wants to open up a similar type of business and has approached me about taking over the space.The new tenant is concerned that if she does, the old tenant may get mad and try to come back and start trouble (being her lease isn't up or something).How should I go about "terminating" her lease but ONLY after a new tenant moves in? 

.- The market for non-HOA properties (including dilapidated multi-family shacks that look terrible but must cash-flow like mad) has skyrocketed in the past 4 years, whereas the market for mid/high-end condos with HOA's is still pretty bad.Questions for people doing this:- how much work is it, relative to a regular rental?

As for me I have been working as a tour guide and tour bus driver in Alaska for the past 11 years.

Many were leveraging like mad and counting on appreciation to make their money, some just couldn't get enough rent to make the mortgage payment. 

If they have no options to extend, you are more in the driver's seat for what happens next for if they stay or you re-tenant with better credit and/or higher rent. 

What is the major economic driver in the town now?

@Nandy B.I have one rental as well I traveled across country for work, truck driver, and was able to manage my property while on the road.

Hello,I am considering selling my owner occupied three family home due to a job change out of state.While it's a decent cash flowing property there are couple of drivers that is making me lean towards selling 1)it is a hot sellers market currently and 2)the hassle of managing property which is in East coast from West coast.

My reason for doing this is i am tried of lack of control of driving profits on my money in the stock market, etc and I want to be the driver as to if i make or loose money.