But they will tell you how we work together to hit your expectations as best as we can!  

I think @Jeremy Ellis also hit the nail on the head because it’s very important to figure out if that property fits within your current goals and strategy.

Thoughts. Many syndicators may be underwater. So he may not be the only one. But the Wall Street Journal had a favorable feature on him in July. 

Loan to value ratio: The higher the loan to value ratio (LTV) is, pricing takes a hit.

I have multiple LTRs in Florida and 2 BnBs, and none have been hit hard by insurance.

While I prefer to see properties hit the open market as that's often where the most value is realized, I have seen deals that made sense for all the parties involved that did not hit the open market.For returns, commercial investments do operate differently than residential, and the primary difference I see is the emotion vs. numbers of the deal.

@Will MejiaFor taxes: the first step is to pay an accountant specializing in real estate to estimate your tax hit.

So after a recent call w our amazing accountant he said something that hit me hard. 

Our cleaner sends invoices at the end of the month for all of the month's cleans, and we pay them via ACH (used to do Zelle until we got big enough that we started getting hit by Zelle transaction limits).This works great for the properties we own.  

If anyone has experience or is getting starting buying properties in these locations and wants to connect to use each other as resources for this journey, hit me up.