Our strategy so far is to focus on the most expensive things first - those are the things that will add the most value to the guest as well as make us the most money as a company, and therefore be worth the time investment we put in.

"I didn't see this crack last time, but look - it runs all the way up to there!"

I personally don't think that will last if rates drop and people jump back in, so I'd say reinvest while prices are "low" right now. 

Would like to connect with other investors in the area, as well as agents, that work on SF tear-downs (or land) for redevelopment opportunities.

Appreciate the response as well. 

Well it worked for me .

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My properties acquired in pre-2013 are doing well and they kind of fell in my lap.

The cancellation fee will be calculated at the amount of the last full month Management Fee rate multiplied by the remaining number of months in the term or until expiration of the existing tenant’s lease, whichever is greater.The background: I was using LSI Property Mgtm Corp to manage my 3 duplexes in Panama City FL. 

The $30,000 will just about cover the entire mini-split installation and at the end of it the well have fully separated heating that the residents can now pay for.