ZERO risk to investor and all was already covered during our 60min call).9) Investor never sends the deposit.10) Investor doesn't reply to follow up emails, txt's or phone calls.11) Investor rudely tells my assistant to remove him from the list and hangs up on her.There you have it folks.Another day in the office and again just one instance out of hundreds that I could write 13 books on what we have experienced since 2014.I guess the lesson is that we all need to be "Kings that cry poor".It seems like nobody is happy, if you're happy and nobody wants you to do well and make money.Everyone seems to want the best deal possible for the lowest price possible even if that comes at the detriment to someone else.I'm exaggerating but from a philosophical standpoint, human nature is to feel "more accomplished" and "more satisfied" when knowing someone else pulled out the shorter straw.It took me many years of self reflection to master this internal concept of "understanding, empathy and compassion" toward others...Would love your thoughts on the above?

If you are evaluating properties with old combustion appliances be sure to check for carbon monoxide and or natural gas leaks.

I incorporate this cost into the lease or agreement.

It’s human nature.

Particularly, some partners and I were discussing some of the newer tools out there that incorporate AI as well as more advanced processes and what may help us.

The reason this is very dangerous is because not only does it impact your cash flow, but it also impacts your ability to exit as pricing is typically based off of the NOI approach.2) Natural Appreciation: Currently there is some healthy appreciation in the market, however, is that going to continue at today's rate for the next three years?

Essentially, this boundary delineates the city limits of Lexington and regulates new building developments within its confines, preserving the surrounding rural, natural, and agricultural landscapes.

I like the idea of it being a very Red state, nature activities all year round and I think that areas like this are scare and will continue to appreciate if they continue to keep their beauty and policies. 

It's crucial to note that the STR market is not collapsing; rather, it is going through a natural evolution. 

When I imagine how I'd start out, naturally, I am thinking about acquiring a local property - probably a single family home because the multi-family units are out of my price range (for now).