Looks like same pattern as above. 

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Addressing "Previous Landlord Issues": While you aimed to be "better landlords," the tenant's prior history of late payments and current behavior suggests a pattern.

I’ve had hundreds of mentors across the world throughout different phases of my business journey — and not once did I get ahead by sitting around reading books and forums while trying to avoid every risk.Let’s break down the pattern here.Someone hears “$50K profit” and immediately screams scam.

I’ve been spending a lot of time lately helping landowners and agents get clarity on what their parcels can actually support and I’m seeing the same patterns repeat over and over. 

And the pattern of no response to emails is back again.This repeating pattern makes us regret the descision of investing with them.

Ever place a marble on the living room floor only to have it role on it's own into the back of the house?

The whole real estate environment right now feels like it’s in a holding pattern—buyers are hesitant, renters have more options, and interest rates aren’t helping anyone make bold moves.If I were in your shoes, I’d seriously consider listing the condo both for rent and for sale.

While useful for detecting patterns, the past is not a guide to future performance.

There is a pattern of late pay.