After I set a goal to get 50 units, my brain started thinking about what I need to start doing NOW to make this possible at the end.And what I came up with is a realization that I should treat this whole operation as a business, instead of just passive investing.

If you look at people as a simple transaction, they will treat you like one.

Following the law and treating your tenants honestly and fairly will do more to keep you out of hot water than another LLC.

So far, ALE has been a treat to work with.

Some stuff was justifiable, like new tires for her car, clothes for her kids and $300 on a meal (assuming it was a big treat for the family).

Doug Ducey took that authority away in 2016, when he signed a law that prevented cities from banning short-term rentals and required them to treat short-term rentals the same as long-term rentals," The Republic reported."

Good luck, and here's to finding tenants who treat your place like their own!

It's unbelievable how poorly some people treat their investments.Also- I wouldn't low ball too much without more evidence of a major issue.

It treated me pretty well when I was just starting out on my investment journey while living in San Francisco.

Perhaps it was a situation where the borrower created value through the entitlement process and the lender treated the imputed equity as the cash contribution.