The news got everything right except the tenant was not the owner.https://www.kctv5.com/news/car-slams-into-independence-home-family-forced-to-leave-due-to-damage/article_84511d76-0de6-11ec-9501-0ff81f381a0a.htmlLuckily, no one was home. 

I'm trying to figure out how to force appreciation on the property.

Just an FYI that if you’re a landlord who is forcing tenants, against their will, to be vaccinated or kicked out then you are a piece of trash human being and piece of trash landlord.

We have no idea what clauses may be in your contract, force majure decisions/applicability in your local courts, etc. 

This is just the removal of the extra lender-specific hits that banks were forced to impose in an attempt to taper down to 7%.

In the progress of weeding/ harvesting equity from duplexes which are good- but not great cash flowersGoal 3: Create $500,000 of equity from forced appreciation.   

Too much debt forced many investors into bankruptcy during the last housing crash.So, don't take on too much debt.How much is too much, is relative though.

Two sections in particular (Sec. 138312 and 138314), if enacted into legislation, will have significant and, for some, devastating impact on their IRA accounts.Sec. 138312 prohibits an IRA from investing in a private offering that requires accreditation.Sec. 138314 prohibits an IRA from investing in an entity in which the account holder is an officer. 

All are fantastic and have been impactful for me and my personal growth in real estate. 

You can try to force tenants to purchase renters insurance if you want, but that will shrink your pool of candidates.