Your tenants will be hard pressed to have to give up the convenience or the 'air miles' I would just work it into the pricing model.

On the one side, LL's need to get comfortable paying for value and stop chewing down reasonable fees which are necessary to make the business model perform and prioritize the property. 

Buying 100+ units is much more of a business model.

Looking for a template/excel calculator (rather than building from scratch) to model investment for MF land develoment, buIld and Sale - wIth typical metrics: NPV/ROI and cash flow analysis.

The model was essentially purchase 90's construction units at about $100K, putting $5K-$7K into each unit, raising rents, stabilizing expenses, and then selling at $125K per unit in 5-7 years.

There are just way too many what iffs in your model.  

Can anyone provide model language they may have used in a prenup for themselves to best protect their business assets, both currently and going forward.

Hi all, I am thinking of trying the lease-to-rent business model as advertised by Brian Page and I had a tax question. 

@Shasky CharlesBlue ocean opportunities in commercial real estate by Cherif Medawar This is an amazing book that is available on Amazon for $2.99 Cherif Medawar is an experienced investor, teacher and a real estate fund manager so he has a lot of experience and his book details some great strategies and concepts - I could not put it down and have recommended to many people who enjoyed it and used its business models

and they have an education model were they look for bird dogs to become commerical brokers working with them its nice they disclose the costs.. up to 30k it looks like.. some of the loan products in some of the states require NMLS  not sure if they are licensed did not see that on their site.