Personally, if you told them about the inspections prior to move in, they already know what to expect and if they are now trying to resist....that would be a problem for me.

I found a very interesting trend where many older established tenant at the property are used to mailing checks and resistant to change into cozy.co, whereas new tenants I have signed I don’t mention physical checks and are typically very happy to do online payments.I have found cozy.co to be very good.

Just use a coating of RedGuard under the finished flooring to get a water resistant subfloor.

Currently have:-1 SFH-LP on 16-unit multifamilyCurrent age: 30Started at 28 by converting primary resistance to a rental when I moved out.

I think housing prices in a general sense will pull back in the near term, but investments (multis vs. single family dwellings) and their respective locations have the opportunity to resist steep pull backs.

Well it just about broke her and she ended up living there for about 4 or 5 years and self managing.. but she rescued what was for sure going to be a flame out.. and as soon as she could she sold and came back to PDX bought a 18 unit and condo in Maui and put OKC in the rear view mirror..

Originally posted by @Malcolm Douglas:@Sid Franklin Got any properties in Chicago you want to sell before they go up in flames?

We all run into some level of this resistance. 

Most mornings, I wake up, put out the fire with the highest flames first thing, then I start the rest of my day's work.

They also diversify into numerous recession resistant asset classes, and across the country, to again reduce the risk of any single class or area of the country having problems.There are also a ton of DSTs that also offer triple net leases, but if you look behind the scenes at all the fees, they are almost always pretty outrageous (and in my opinion, only justifiable if you are doing a 1031 exchange, and the tax savings offset the fees better).