I think this shows you know what market rates are, but you're being human by gradually increasing them over time.

Just looking for what rights I have and how I can proceed while staying within the law and maximize my return for the issues and suffering.I'm looking forward to getting into real-estate investing and providing others a much better experience that is deserved as a basic human right.

It's ok for occasional help writing a letter, but I'd keep it personal and human for public interactions......Just my $.02...

As others mention it does not replace a lot of humans in our business but lets those decision makers focus more time on the important work than the grunt work

A property that scares a homebuyer because it has bad tenants or looks rough is a BRRRR slam dunk if you can stabilize it.Second filter: Is the hold-up a market issue or a perception issue?

Updated fixtures, lighting, hardware, vanities, and durable surfaces can shift tenant perception quickly.Functional upgradesThings tenants use daily: in-unit laundry, dishwashers, better storage, or improved lighting.

But replacing humans entirely?

Because humans are emotional beings.

The moment something like that existed, the opportunity to find a good deal would disappear.Until AI gets good at evaluating properties, the human touch still has value.

Also check out Habitat for Humanity ReStores for gently used pieces at steep discounts.