And what does one do in an '08' style "collapse", duh, ya DON'T sell, ya RENT IT OUT!   

I know the BRRR was very popular however trying to teach that to those with zero or limited experience was a train wreck waiting to happen.. its all great in theory and completely different in real life.. its by far the hardest and riskiest thing BRRR remotely that an investor can take on.. full stop..

Afterwards I'm hoping to get in to multifamily and some short term and long term style rentals. 

He told me that everything that was already ugly carpet would get me a higher appraisal if I redid that with nicer carpet rather then peel and stick vinyl wood style flooring.

My guess would be that as this GP is doing 1031 as a TIC into the deal he would be a little less likely to want a sale, which is a taxable capital event, and would like to keep his money invested and sheltered from taxation as long as possible which tends to fit with my investing style of long term/preferably forever investing.        

I think he does a good job in vetting or teaching you how to vet.

https://matrix.recolorado.com/Matrix/Public/Portal.aspx#1Short SaleLight and bright living spaces, and picturesque mountain views, this stunning ranch-style home located in Bella Mesa won't last long!

Of course it will depend on if you are offering warehouse style storage or individual units but the property you own doesn't care if a boat or a RV is in the unit as opposed to household items.

I love teaching but with coaching after school my days are 12-14 hours long.

Just like how I manage my rentals, I call my property management style "Self-Service Management," where I do less, and just provide the tools and resources to my tenants so they can do things on their own.Well, I've actually tested out many "business" banks (Regions, BofI/Axos, Azlo, Novo, Bluevine, Kabbage, etc.) and eventually, I found the best, for me and my style.