I have not raised rent in 3.5 years so is she doing this so i won't raise the rent. ( retired couple who has the bills paid by their daughter)Thank you for any input 

Not surprised at all when their suggestion was to lower my rates.....As a businessman, when you are already achieving and/or surpassing your goals, it is not time to lower prices, it is time to raise them.

Inflation continues, interest rates most likely get raised.

If not sell it off to raise quick capital and then make the leasing and easier situation. 

We found this one that was listed at $172,000 with rents around $600 each (with the ability to raise rents further once fixed up) and saw the cash flow possiblity.

Do the 1% -2% test.

I can't believe there isn't any specific case law or examples of this being tested to know for sure, but I sure can't find any.Anyway, thanks for the feedback!  

Often times interest is raised to stem off inflation.  

Sorry, I was saying when the lease ends raise it again, raise it “a lot” to the point where the new extra rent will make it worth it to you or will pay for the PM so you don’t have to deal with it.

I suspect that most are very similar, but obviously you will still want to study the state specific portions for the exam and take some state practice tests ahead of time.