My electronic lock was opened over 100 times in one day.

Because of the situation (her friend who we talked to when we were there said she was depressed as her husband left her and she has a small kid), we left a note and will be phoning the police tomorrow for a welfare check and then will have a locksmith meet us on Thursday to rekey the lock (giving her notice and telling her when, so we aren't locking her out, but we can't get in). 

Is there any major downside to being "locked in" for 15 years that I might not be seeing? 

We used to have to look for was the rope handle in or out, leaves or grass in front of a door moved, lock broken into or not.

Schools can’t afford to go 100% online, too much of most university’s income is locked in on campus housing.

Why would I over-improve to just have more equity locked up in the property at the end of the day?

Get the keys, hand her the money and change the locks.

A properly functioning home is nonnegotiable: roof, appliances, toilets, sinks, windows, doors, locks all have to be in great shape so the tenant is safe and has access to the necessities.

I am holding my breath to see what happens in the world of gambling as the industry has taken a huge hit in the pocket book with the combination of the pandemic lock down and the recently now permissible sports betting.

The time period is usually measured in years, and most syndicators hold the property for five to seven years.Most investors believe that means their money will be locked in for five to seven years, and feel uncomfortable with the lack of access to their money for so long.