Another option is to split the cost based on the number of occupants in each unit but this also means you'll need to adjust the charges as tenants move in/out, so it requires more work and I wouldn't recommend it.

Hi Devin, yes my company does contracting work and we also work with the City of Birmingham on many projects..

You can also take a car ride and travel to Dallas, Houston or Austin.I think NYC is a good city if you want to work and make a lot of money. 

I'm very interested in your work and I will definitely reach out if I have any questions as I get started.

I figure REI is like most other things in life… hard work and persistence will get you there.

This continued imbalance in housing supply to household formations and population growth.Changing Demographics and PreferencesPeople are also waiting longer to start families (Source), and people are valuing more the flexibility that renting provides in the remote work and online business era as well as the sense of community apartment complexes can provide in our digital and post-pandemic world where people feel less connected to the community than before (Source).

Quote from @Ryan Mcpherson: Moved to Austin for work and purchased a home in 2021 with just under 4% interest rate.

She is doing the pre IPO work . And

However this would obviously require substantial work and we probably wouldn't have the funds for years.Since I think we'd be losing money to rent it out (if we were to move) at our current rate with a conventional loan, I'm imagining maybe some kind of seller finance situation... which gets back to my question, what kind of deal could we present to our landlord that they might find appealing and gets us the chance to at least break even on rent?

I would love to partner up to see how things work and get some real on hands experience with someone who knows a few ins and outs.