Or is this for you personally?

and with record new class A multi-family coming online now and 2025 in Austin/Dallas/Houston, perhaps focusing on multi-family would be most lucrative for you, which you already have personal experience in, over next few years then you can acquire really good value deals as prices will likely come down quite a bit, ie more supply/higher 10 yr etc.     

Call them after you issue the notice and let them know that you appreciated their stay, but that for a variety of factors that are cited in the notice you need to move in a different direction.None of this is personal for you, this is just about your asset; act accordingly.

I think it depends on how comfortable you want your tenants to be, but me personally I wouldn't add it.

The key to your success will be how the relationship is defined in the operating agreement for the property.

As well as leasing without seeing the apartment in person does feel weird.

Make sure that you look at the booking and details on what the person signed.

But when we borrow from "the bank" what relationship is forged?

It's considered personal property, it's not attached or affixed to the property like a site built home is the best I understand it

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