After that, he keeps quiet until his last property (car) has moved out the garage on June 13, 2025.Phase 3 (Tenant claim relocation compensation): After his last property moved out, on June 14,2025, he claimed that I should compensate him $28500 for all the costs of moving, storage, disruption of his life.

Even a free new AI search platform out of China can disrupt the market.  

The challenge here is coordinating work and inspections without disrupting the tenant too much.In my experience, the smoothest BRRRRs are when you inherit a tenant but already have a clear plan, either to let the lease end naturally or negotiate an early exit.

I've personally experienced the stress these types of events can create from disrupting cash flow, causing delays and this is even when the underlying real estate was purchased well. 

I would think this would minimize disruption since the increases would be staggered and small. 

(The only result of letting people inside other than theft/assault/disruption.).

;-) Your comments are refreshing for me, as a fund manager, to remind me that we can't let subscriber communications suffer in the midst of a major economic disruption.

Avoid possible trade disruption with China both on availability and price.  

Quote from @V.G Jason: The risks of self managing and disrupting family/independence just isn't worth the material risk for anyone over 25, maybe 28 years old.House hacking is the low hanging fruit to get in.

And how are you personally preparing for possible income disruptions or emergency expenses—even if you feel “safe” today?