I would take this as a win because even if the tenant removes the Ring bell after they leave you can install another one and this is a value add when showing the unit to prospective tenants. 

I am all for creating a win-win situation.  

Sometimes you win, and sometimes you learn. 

If there was a contest to calculate the ARV on a property most accurately (selling for retail) out of a group of investors and the prize was $1 million cash... how would ensure you would win the contest? 

I told her the only reason I can see them doing this is because the neighborhood she lives in is not exactly winning any safety awards.

Even if sometimes a little scary, a chance to win is worth it.

Both depreciation and the 1031 exchange with today's money, in my opinion, kind of level the playing field of tax deferment for future money.The tax deferment benefit in my case I do not think is great enough to win out.

Did they provide a file with the winning bids at the end or did you have to jot it all down?

And that's a HUGE win in my eyes.2) The dashboard with quick glance KPI information is a really nice feature and makes accountability of your team really easy.My advice is look elsewhere for a CRM until they complete a major overhaul of this system.

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