You should be receiving some type of quarterly statement from the GPs of the deal showing how they are doing and what the NAV of your LP ownership is, including income you've received.

I believe sharing our experiences and strategies can help us all navigate this new regulatory landscape more effectively.

Meaning, I don't have to hire out as much or trust the navigation process of a builder/contractor.

You have to navigate it the best you can and learn from that mistake so it doesn't happen again. 

I am leasing out my 1st rental property.However, the partner of the tenant that is applying doesn't have a SSN (not a resident or citizen) How do you navigate around this?

We believe that the collective knowledge and insights from this community can be invaluable in helping us navigate the complexities and opportunities in this field.We are particularly interested in:Understanding the key challenges and best practices in new construction projectsLearning about effective project management strategiesInsights on securing financing and managing budgetsTips on choosing the right locations and marketsExperiences with regulatory and zoning issuesNetworking with potential collaborators, contractors, and service providersIf you have experience in new construction or are currently involved in such projects, we would love to hear from you.

I am also currently in the market looking for a STR, and have been navigating the traverse city zoning map listed on the city's website to identify pockets that allow STR.

I believe that with the right support and collaboration, I can navigate this project successfully and build a solid foundation for future investments. 

Let's discuss how we can leverage this niche within San Antonio's multifamily landscape.Join the conversation and let's navigate the path to real estate success together!

I am just trying to navigate when am I being too lenient, to a point of being taken advantage of and when I am being too strict to a point of running a tenant off.