I decided to stop installing ceiling fans because the tenants damage them by yanking the chain too hard when turning on the fan. 

There's a strong desire for young and older professionals to be closer to the inner city with access to restaurants and their jobs.  

It's kind of like going into a restaurant and telling your waitress, "Hey, if you only pay attention to me, I'll give you a 200% tip at the end" there isn't any guarantee for that waitress either. :) Just like to provide some insight on how your agent thinks as well, as at the end of the day we are running a business as well, and you are most likely not our only client looking for the same thing.

The city needed more attractive options for nightlife and restaurants.

We have a monthly REIA meet up at the Bob Evan’s restaurant right there.

Like everything else, the supply chain is backed up.

The mortgage and title is in one gentleman’s name.The chain of title did not show any obvious gaps or anything obviously problematic.However, further research showed that the man is now deceased.I am not sure, in a scenario like this, would not the property be inherited by his heirs through probate or a will.

Specifically, Covid accelerated the expense of construction due to material chain supply issues and labor shortages, in turn dramatically increasing the replacement cost of these insured properties.

FollowingI'm interested in Tampa and bungalows, but not bungalows in Tampa.I like bungalow business LTR in Kansas City, San Antonio, parts of Atlanta.I consider Tampa's greatest need (and biggest upside, even with supply chain, costs, inflation now) to be large and midsize multifamily.

There's great schools and tons of shopping and restaurants.