Hi @Alex Musyoka NJ tends to be considered more tenant friendly but its a relative term to the strategy you are looking to implement as a landlord. 

@Jesse Dadon it's all relative, really...the issue is that the metrics you are looking for are impossible to measure on a large scale...people use this terminology a lot, but your ROI is location and asset specific.

@Nathan G.The 3 tennants live together in apartment 2 and are all related so not super surprising that they all mailed their forms together.Once Tenant C tells me her new lease is signed then my plan is to tell Tenant A and B that I will take legal action to remove anyone still in the apartment after 6/1.Tenant C has told me she will be all moved in before 6/1.Tenant C has told me multiple times how hard it is to find a place “right now” but it is not impossible almost inferring that A and B have not been putting in much effort to find a new place to live.

If anyone has any questions about their marketing campaigns across paid search or social channels, or would like to chat about anything related to digital marketing, I'm more than happy to help offer any insight I can!

I personally hate talking on the phone, but it was necessary for me to achieve a particular goal of getting MLS lists from property managers and relators and also building a relationships with realtors OOS.  

Happy to chat about all things related to Kansas City real estate - have helped several out of state investors purchase investment properties from Single Family Homes to moderate size apartments complexes this year! 

I saw one 4fam in my area that actually had 4 relatively large units.

I'm assuming this is related to rental expectations in a given local area.

The surrounding Eastern Idaho market is great for a strong tenant base, high appreciation, relatively low taxes, and good landlord/tenant laws.

The normal wear and tear is not as well defined in the regulations as it probably should be, but the general consensus is the landlord can deduct for costs related to cleaning the unit and restoring it to a move-in ready condition.