Usually that intended party is 10 investors removed from the investor who currently has their hands on the agreement with 10 investors playing their hand at attorney and making tweaks they believe are necessary for their personal business.

It's not a game changer, but a strong concession can level the playing field a bit.

I'm just trying to learn and find example properties that I can play around with.

With a $40 per stay fee in tandem with cheaper home prices, PCP is a value play.

If you played your cards right you may even cashflow upon moving out because you will now rent the space your were living in.

The rapid rise in interest rates have caused somewhat of a mess for multi-family but that damage is likely already in the past (but not played out yet).

Not sure how that is me playing the victim...Seem to be a lot of defensive and confrontational PM's on this thread. 

In those cases, the taxes could redistribute from larger buildings to smaller buildings (4 units and below).I own a lot in Middletown and surrounding areas and would be happy to have a conversation with either of you if needed so you know how to play the game.

Anyway, changing my insurance policy to a landlord policy seemed like the right play since I had tenants move into the property.

OR you'd have to do 2 separate transactions and incur 2 sets of closing costs/ transactional costs. i dont think its a bad play, a lot of people leverage one to help them expand to the next. another challenge you will have, though, is pulling something small like $50k out. most lenders rn have a $100k min. you might be able to find less but then fees/ points will be a little excessive.