(One example is episode 534) We can afford to pay the difference to hold onto the property for appreciation but it seems like maybe there is better ways to use our money so that it both cash flows and appreciates. 

You realize you'd be paying $4000 per square foot, right?

Pete that is currently rented out to long term tenants paying below market rental rates.

We sat down and traced out a plan (i.e. paying down debt, increasing their FICO scores, saving for a down payment, type of home) and in both cases, they were ready to buy in less than a year's time. 

Entertainment doesn't pay well until you work your way up the ladder, so I see real estate as an avenue to financially support myself.  

Tenant is responsible to pay all water bills and inform me of repairs and maintenance in a timely manner.

Generally you pay a few points more than the ave buyer down there, but you can scale it.   

You would have to pay up to 16k for relocation.

Question for any Commercial Property Managers:What software works best for allowing tenants to pay rent online and keep track of invoices and maintenance request?

- These are the tenants who are paying 85% of the rent, and occupying all bigger units. - All the leases for main tenants are signed till 2030 and also specify the rent they will be paying until 2030, without any clause for rent increment.