I'm particularly interested in learning about:* How your team handles high-volume periods and where manual workflows create bottlenecks* How recent market conditions (rising rates, margin pressure) have affected your business* Common borrower complaints and how you address themThis is purely for research, I want to make sure we're building something that actually solves real problems for professionals like you.

National Grid is our utility provider, and we are within the same geographic zone, so I found a way to transfer the billing credits to my primary residence as a tactic to indirectly monetize the credits (I filed what is called a Schedule Z to do this automatically each billing period).

As with prettY much all commercial real estate firms and investments, future returns may not match the BOOM period - the golden age of MF - from say 2018 to 2022.

It's the trial and error of the STR experience I cannot afford that is my main concern, and all of you are really hitting the nail here.I want to make it clear that my goal IS long term, so not merely for short term tax purposes.

The second equation also does not make sense to me as sellers payments is not relevant to what you should pay during that period...Again, I could be wrong, but it would be helpful if you can let us know the interest rate.

Comes with the territory of being a litigation/trial attorney for almost 40 years.

Some folks may luck out with high returns for a short period of time, but that is not sustainable without taking on risk, high effort or having some barrier to entry. 

The only issue is the exit strategy.Their exit strategy states that there is a minimum holding period of 5 years and after we can sell our portion to the public (right of first refusal applies).If I own 33.33% of a property, how hard will it be to sell my portion to the public (generally speaking)?

If they have to move out while the treatment takes place, then we abate the rent for that time period.

Nobody’s doing an inspection “days before closing” their inspection period ends 7-10 days after opening escrow.