Every property has a unique story.

And if they are, what is this group doing to help YOU build a relationship with them versus everyone else who pays $500/mo.At the end of the day, real estate is nothing unique.

Hey Ednan,I am a structural engineer down in LA area.Every project is unique and sometimes there  are special circumstances so take this with a grain of salt.

That's even better from a lifestyle point of view because you can go to different properties every time, have a much bigger choice of properties and stay in properties that are much more luxurious than those you would be a co-owner in rather than be limited to the ones you own.Mind you, many people buy lifestyle properties overseas but that is because they want to stay regularly in their own house the decoration of which fits their taste and they feel at home, can leave their stuff there,...

You can create a real unique PM experience for your clients.

I feel like my situation is pretty unique and I'm hoping I can get some advice on how to navigate this situation!

It's crucial to conduct thorough research, consult with local professionals, and be prepared for unexpected expenses.If you're uncertain about specific local regulations or tax implications, consider consulting with a real estate professional, accountant, or attorney who can provide guidance based on your unique situation and the local market conditions.

They're unique in the Denver metro area in how strict they are.

@Jonathan Klemm thanks for the mention@Jane Mun this is definitely a unique type of case in terms of compliance with the Building and Zoning Departments.

Utah and AZ have some unique lender/landlord laws, so I would avoid those and Vegas is just trickyI hope that helps!