I always simply submitted my best and if someone paid more, or offered better terms, I moved on.Give them your absolute top dollar offer with the best terms you are comfortable with.

As for a reason when ask I would simply state that I am choosing not to rent it at this time.

If you really cannot choose then I really like his suggestion of the first broker that responds from one of your numerous cities "wins".Enter @James Wise He is from Cleveland give him a shout and pick his brain a bit.

They decided to move on the price and we came to an agreement at 1k below our absolute highest allowable offer which was a win in our book.

This is important as I know many landlords who haven’t raised rent in 5+ years simply because they feel bad about doing it to their nice tenant.

However, it is important to recognize the risks and making a good decision, so you can move forward with confidence in your future investing.Hope this helps - this is not legal advice, simply just my personal opinion and approach to the topic.

If I have a similar amount of rental income in 2019, will a lender simply see that similar amount and then count that as a two year track record of income, or will they notice the different properties and want to see a two year track record with the same property?

But, I can tell you that I consistently have clients and potential clients come to me with unfortunate situations involving lease agreements (sometimes found on the Internet) that are simply not California compliant or unenforceable.

It simply unlocks or locks the door by actuating the bold lever.You can also purchase a wifi hot spot from a cell phone company and use Ring or another security camera to actually view them while they are in the property.

They decided to move on the price and we came to an agreement at 1k below our absolute highest allowable offer which was a win in our book.