This then creates a cycle where Government Programs like Housing Projects have vast amounts of people who remain there for generations (or more), never being forced to do better for themselves or not given the proper access to the things they need to help themselves out of Tax Payer funded assistance, making room for the younger families that need the apt that is subsidized.I'm sure most (if not all) the Middle Class Tax payers would say that they did not sign up for people to be on Government support forever AND that new families have to wait decades.Knowing that this mindset has increased, it will eventually get to a point where subsidized people will have no where to go but are protected in a way that you cannot then build more housing (mainly because they cannot be forced to move to a different location so that new higher density housing can be built), therefore the only solution........UNIVERSAL RENT CONTROL.In other words.... my free market rentals will lose it's value completely and I will be forced to become a low paid Property Manager, managing tenants who are protected and subsidized forever.Either that... or go bankrupt.It's actually a very real and devious deception because if you ask a tenant would they like to lock in their rents now and forever, without much thought to any future new families that may need it, the vast majority would say yes.I don't even know how to get out of this trap.

It would such to lose a 200k property because you installed a $30k solar array and ended up losing your job due to covid and lose the property.

Hopefully this has brought you full circle to understand the reason the advice provided by @Tim Wieneke is most sound.The vast majority of us on BP are not attorneys, we don't live in your village, don't know how things work there, don't know the judge and/or any relationship s/he may have with the attorney.

The first is cost; the vast majority of contracts should allow for fee shifting provisions as part of obtaining judgment.

It is vastly different from Single family.  

I am confident that I can grow my portfolio faster with the experience and knowledge that I have gained in life as I have more tolerance for risk with this vast knowledge base.

I need help from the vast knowledge here in the BP community.

@Joseph Cacciapaglia I couldn't agree with you more, and like you I find people's concepts of economics vastly different from those I studied in university.

A few years ago I was captivated by an individual that demonstrated a strong understanding of real estate and had social proof from his vast network of other real estate professionals.

@Steve KontosYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.