We don’t just process rent—we create connection.This month, that connection turned into something remarkable:We featured a long-time tenant in our first Tenant of the Month newsletter.She’s been resilient through serious health challenges—always communicative, always accountable.One of our owners, moved by her story, stepped in to cover her rent as a gift—on her birthday.This is the Ripple Effect of Kindness in action: strong tenant relationships create stable properties, happy neighbors, and owners proud of their investments.Building wealth isn’t only about numbers on a spreadsheet.

I am guessing you mean what happens if the sales price of your house is not enough to cover taxes owed.

Seems that properties are relatively affordable and one of my friends bought his first investment property out there. 

We've found significantly fewer maintenance calls and neighbor or police-related complaints with graduates. 

Even if one unit is vacant, rent from the other can help cover expenses such as the mortgage, taxes, and maintenance.

@Chris ChaffinI can relate to how you’re feeling!

@Spencer Cox the short answer here is that yes, you can refinance with a relative with some lenders.  

A bit like having a health coach sit in on your doctor's appointment to ask the questions you might not have thought to ask.

In the near term, I don’t expect rental income to cover expenses, so every dollar matters.

A properly installed radon mitigation system with post‑test results under typical safety thresholds doesn’t devalue a property; if anything, it reduces a future buyer’s objection by turning a health risk into a solved, documented feature.