Your level of compassion will have peaks and valleys over the years, it is better for your bottom line and mental health to establish procedures and stick to them rather than assessing each situation.For long term tenants in good standing we like to raise rent to the midpoint between current rent and current market rent.

We love Houston for the population, job growth, world's largest medical center, energy (not just oil/gas but also renewables, midstream, etc), tech (see HP new building in Spring/Woodlands), and the business friendly environment.  

Regardless of who is what, the easiest procedure moving forward is an eviction of everyone that doesn't belong, so everyone has to go regardless and we're not getting involved in the drama between tenants.

Those guys have awesome systems and procedures that allow them to dominate the commercial space.  

We got it on our property, and I liked it so much that I left my job in medical sales to join the team.

People will say divorce or medical debt when they have bad credit, because these two things are seen as out of their control.

No great schools surrounded by bad ones, no river or lake front homes, no projects of new homes surrounded by older homes, no universities or premier medical centers.

While I take showers 99.99 percent of the time there are times when I need to soak in a tub for sickness and medical reasons.

My wife and I got it on our property, and I liked it so much that I left my job in medical sales to join the company we got ours through. 

I’ve had my fair share of fires, car wrecks, a broad range of medical calls, traumas, gas leaks, baby deliveries and really anything else you can think of.