Only a little over 6% make 100k a year or more in the nation.Adjusted for rising costs many are just getting by and unable to save much.Hyper inflation hasn't even kicked in yet.That makes me work that much harder now to combat the problems coming in the future.While doing well it's always scary to read these sort of things.http://www.bankrate.com/finance/personal-finance/100-000-income-no-big-deal-anymore-1.aspx

Tenants generally aren't legal experts nor do they want to waste their own time at a LTB tribunal (of course there are exceptions to this) so if you can offer some type of compensation or assistance in finding new placements, and treat them with respect throughout the process you may find it easier than using a more combative strictly legal approach.Good luck! 

More strikingly, I found that the majority of gunfights happen with the combatants within 6 to 10 feet of each other and almost all gunfights happen within 15 feet.

This is one of the best ways to combat a discrimination lawsuit - if you can prove you hold everyone to the same standard and the standard is written down.

Hopefully, there are others in this same situation that can benefit from this thread.Here’s some background information on why I’m asking.I’ve been in the military for 11 years, then been working as a contractor in combat zones the last five years.

While I have found that duplexes have better cash flow than SFRs in this area due to the taxes, I may look towards 3-4 unit properties to combat the taxes further -- 1 unit pays for taxes, another for expenses, and then another is straight cash flow.  

Not here to combat users or put down others, only want to foster growth and further provide info for other users.

Realizing that I tend to ignore their weekly messages and emails about new deals, I was wondering how I might combat this with my business as it grows larger.A couple ideas I have are that they are sending out bland texts and emails with nothing other than the address, price, and their phone number.

had had some local support and knowledgeable guidance from other combat vets, the results for both of you might have been much different. 

Any tips for combating closing costs?