Also, the other risk as John had mentioned above is that CAP rates are more than likely on the rise at a macro level however, that doesn't mean all property will see a huge expansion in CAP rates as some spaces just have so much demand that the space market outweighs the capital markets.Other than a 10% increase at options, are there anymore rental increases during the remainder of the term?

This is going to have a huge positive impact on growth markets like Columbus where demand outweighs supply big time!

The goal is to hold on to these properties and rent them out, but should their expenses or vacancy continue to outweigh their profitability, selling to breakeven or for profit would be a potential exit strategy.Team Mentor CPA RE Attorney Marketing Specialist Property Manager ContractorFinancials 9 to 5 Income = $150,000 Gross Credit Card = $20,000 credit limit Equity = $10,000 Cash Credit Score = 700

You should consider whether the benefits outweigh the costs for your situation.Ultimately, whether or not to operate under an LLC is a personal decision that depends on your specific situation and goals.

This can lead to changes in the character of the area and potentially disrupt local communities.But the positives outweigh the Negatives !!

i.e with a smaller deal ( >75 units) the extra fees might outweigh what the deal can support? 

Training, support, mentorship, and a forward thinking mentality will far outweigh the difference in a commission split for the typical first new agent, depending on location. 

As an Investor-minded person, ask yourself, does the risk outweigh the reward here?

There are a lot of factors to consider when get a cost seg study to determine if the benefits outweigh the costs.

I would ask yourself if the risk outweighs the benefit.