I think this again ties back into having a strong code of conduct outlined in the lease language, but I imagine you have some experience on maintaining/setting boundaries on these types of relationshipsThanks again!!

There are several old fashioned B+Bs, beautiful parks, etc.Lakefront property is clearly "A" regardless of age, as long as it is nicely renovated/maintained. 

He recommended just using ordinary rock everywhere, ensuring shower seams are caulked and paint coat be maintained and that is the solution/prevention for water/moisture issues.

The point of this thread is to try and locate a solid company located within the Tri-State area that maintains a crew, can read prints, handle multiple job sites and doesn't need to be micro-managed so I can focus on what I do best, find good deals. 

Hi - I am new to RE investing, I met a syndicator who partners with folks in her deals (i.e. he maintains an equity stake).

I have amazing tenants who actually help me maintain and take care of the home.

I have amazing tenants who actually help me maintain and take care of the home.

Being "Fair" in my opinion, is providing a well maintained property and charging appropriately so you can maintain that property.  

This is the actual wording from Rules and Regulations.....Leasing of LotsIn order to maintain the character of Medlock Corners as a primarily residential development with the Lots being primarily utilized by owner/occupants thereof, and to enhance the financing of Lots in the future, leasing of the Lots in the development are subject to the following terms and conditions:(i) Definition.

It is a boat....They are very expensive to maintain if you want it to be able to go out onto the water.