We do this for all our tenants and have been able to retain all of them here since we bought the building.

We design this properties for the future by making sure we use high quality materials.

I keep dismantled old house materials for almost 20 years in the trailers.

I'm renovating 2 kitchens in a duplex and trying to decide what is the best countertop material.

Interest rates go up 2% points.Labor costsRaw material costsInflationPlan B.  

*I understand terms such as deposit amount, contingencies and settlement period can play into the decision making of the Seller, but a syndicator who is relying on outside equity is likely performing full diligence and is not shortening their contract period materially from others in pursuit of the deal.

We aren't doing 100% up front, but just recently started charging a retainer and have had zero pushback. 

I immediately got suspicious and retained these papers.

I found it to be rudimentary material that you can find anywhere.

We lost the equity piece of BRRRR, but we gained appreciation - something I did not see much in the earlier years.We work with the same contractors, we have standardized materials, we use the same vendors and SKUs for the most part - but still: if I am not on the job 3 times a week and check in on progress, quality and issues, things go sideways.Most of our OOS clients end up doing paint & carpet and will later say they are so glad they did not take on more!