Wonderful company that forces them to pay online and automatically adds late fees and doe not allow partial payments.

Thanks for response, I am trying work out a some deal with them at the same time I will be contacting a lawyer to start eviction process so they can see the worse is coming and force them to negotiate instead of being aggressive.

As we are talking in the hallway the speaker's wife walks up to us interrupts our conversation and said you can network afterwards let's just go back inside the meeting. the other guy i was speaking with said ok we will be back in there in a few minutes . she walks away and about one minute later she comes back and this time tries harder and almost forcefully to get us to come back in the room.

I operate there due to the Air Force Base, so I do a lot of insurance, government, and construction housing.

Some will or will not allow STR and/or MTR, so you may be forced to stick to a LRT (longer than 6 months).   

You can force value and then sell your property after 2 years of living there.

Since 80% of my MTR tenants & STR guests are international and Trump has declared war with international visitors and our universities, I might be forced to pivot to LTR. 

The best way this was ever explained to me when I was just starting (even before I was a CPA and I was just an investor) was that an IRA is meant to be a tax-advantaged retirement tool, but not a way to shelter tax on your own earned income.The theory here is that if you were to invest through an IRA but then render valuable services to the asset (i.e. significant repairs and renovations) you are performing a valuable service that you are receiving income for (in the form of forced property appreciation in this case) but you are receiving that value in a tax advantaged manner. 

For C/C- neighborhoods you usually need to scale to 10+ doors; it's a numbers game. 

Bigger properties are valued based on net operating income (NOI), meaning there’s more room to force appreciation and exit with a refinance or sale.