My aunt and I own on the same block and my grandparents are around the corner.

If you are going to switch software be advised that switch is PAINFUL.

Or I raise rent $100/month over market rent for people like this that are a pain.

So while it's kind of a pain right now, I think it's not a bad thing for MTR operators - especially new ones - to have to do this kind of deep dive.

A prefab homes is built in 2-4 months so the holding costs should be too painful.

All the trade websites say that in the end they're only a tiny percentage more expensive than regular concrete block because the labor costs go way down.    

Saw one of my properties go up 4x; it was definitely low to start, but that's a painful shock nonetheless. 

I was thinking about selling blocks of investments into the project of 50k increments and it being set up like a real estate trust/ private reit without the restrictions. any advice on something of that magnitude with multiple investors since it couldn't go forward until all blocks were filled. 

🌟When I first got into multifamily, I felt like the new kid on the block.

I can block out specific dates on the calendar for a property and add a note that says, "Guest Sara Abernathy," $125/night, paid through cozy.co".