You don't need it if your "selling" it into the grid, but now your cutting returns via introducing an energy broker to the mix. 

This is a great cash flow for our local market, and we are using a mix of STR and long-term rental to achieve the best results.

As for Coldwell, I’ve heard mixed reviews about it so far, some being that they have a lot of fees and even their training is outrageous.

Business does not mix and the outcome can be emotionally devastating.

I did mix my language... that is what happens when you write posts late at night.The structure would be a long-term lease with an option fee on the right to purchase.

Muncie is a mixed bag for STR.

Welcome welcome, I recommend joining up with some local rest estate groups to network with in person and Facebook groups for investors, buy/sell, contractors, etc. to just be in the mix and see who is out there making deals and opportunities.

We personally have a mix, some are on 15yr, 20yr, and 30yr.

I own a multi-unit mixed unit in Trenton, NJ.

In light of current high rate environment, if you were an investor/developer, and you were about to start a 30 unit residential/commercial mixed use property (ground level a few shops, rental apartments upstairs), what percent of rate return are you expecting for your initial capital?