Stake-holders have been spending 12 years pondering "how do we make sure 2008 never happens again?"

Every zoning change requires vote from City Council, and often other stakeholders (Neighbors, Neighborhood Associations, and/or  the District Council Person), may not want the re-zone. 

Generally speaking:A low renter:owner ratio tells me there are a lot of stakeholder present and the area should be fairly nice.A high renter:owner ratio tells me landlords are mostly in control and (if they are not local or actively engaged) few will advocate for the neighborhood.A large inventory of multis doesn't signal much without knowing neighborhood dynamics.Landlords can always use the tremendous amount of influence they carry to lower blight, get rid of trouble-makers, and revitalize stagnate local economy.

examples: Management Reports - HOA H&E Management's Monthly Management Reports are prepared in a way that gives Project Owners, Board Members or other Stakeholders of the property a comprehensive and detailed representation of the activities that took place on the property during that reporting period.

It shows that you are a stakeholder/decision-maker, not someone working for the company.

So I made the deadline.My attorney is now contacting the stakeholders to find out if they have any other basis to cancel the sale.

I am accountable to my clients, stake holders and community.

My suggestion to get started and to ramp up your learning curve is to start picking up the phone and calling potential stakeholders as if you are ready to purchase in the near future.

I think, in business decision, it makes sense to limit stake holders.

Otherwise, it seems sketch with the some of the words/terms you use.I am a minority stakeholder in a company that manages 2 companies, I manage daily ops - one is a construction company and the other is a real estate holding company.