Just wanted to hear what you guys were experiencing in your markets in terms of calls/properties to deal ratio.

It was more of a "check with verified sources only" kind of caution, since this area is VERY state specific in terms of state law.

Either she is violating her lease terms.ORHe is trespassing.So she either takes responsibility and keeps him out of there.ORHe his banned from the property because he is breaking in and posing a risk to the tenants, your property and himself.Check with your local laws to be sure, but it should be pretty straightforward in terms of someone is doing something against the rules in your building.

More you stay on the side line more you're losing out in terms of experience and wealth.

This is actually a tightening of underwriting standards, and the restriction you mentioned is in terms of the lender's portfolio.

However, Portland has declined substantially in terms of homelessness taking over every neighborhood, trash piles everywhere, increased crime, looting & drug use, graffiti everywhere you look & the tenant laws are very anti-landlord.

However, Portland has declined substantially in terms of homelessness, trash piles, crime, looting & drug use, but despite this property prices are rising.

It will need some effort in terms of improvements or tenant recycling etc. which are additional costs (time and/or money).

We had to fire him as we are a couple months over the timeline and set us back in terms of wasted materials, time, holding costs, you name it.... yes we will be over budget.

I don’t know what the current skinny is in terms of nyc regulations.