As a property owner or investor, it’s natural to want to keep control—but as a property manager, it can be challenging to act fully in an owner’s best interest without the flexibility to make timely decisions.

I always add things if this nature under the additional clauses section of the lease.

Then you can let the appreciation come naturally.

. • So you’ll need forced appreciation (renovations) or natural market growth. • Factor in appraisal, origination fees, and closing costs (~2–3%). • Plan to season for 12 months before refi. 5.

If you prefer things to stay more passive, you might be better off keeping the current setup or looking for another property that naturally cash flows higher.

If competitors have improved while your property has stayed the same, it’s natural for your visibility (and bookings) to drop.To move from guessing to clarity, I recommend using a tool like Rankbreeze.

Once you show up to a few, you’ll naturally get connected with investor-friendly agents, lenders, and property managers who know your market inside and out.

From there, you'll be able to naturally transition into other investment models and expand your business.

So naturally it seems impossible to find "a deal", because they are without any clear direction of what there even looking for. 

It's human nature people start to think why hasn't this sold and they offer accordingly.A good example was a 3 unit at 1435 W Wrightwood.