Likewise, the opposing force is agents these days are super, super pushy to where if you have them in the process they'll break anything down that isn't a linear or traditional, not necessarily easy, process.People like everything seamless and transitional, almost a turnkey process.

To me its where you put your lawn mower and christmas decorations and wouldn't have the space to put a bed, fridge, closet or other storage, tv and other basics.

I thought about it ... then I thought about how I will be losing money over such an arrangement which breaks my number one rule - never lose money .

I have 2 properties in PCB and i live in Atlanta.key thing, you absolutely have to have a great cleaner. they will make or break you.then other things, maintenance person, know your emergency 24 hour service people (plumber especially), and contact if you are in a complex for example.then there is technology stack that can help you automate things. if you do a search in this forum, the tech stack is asked quite frequently and discussed

Another example would be a tenant goes on vacation in the winter and heater breaks and freezes the pipes, because the tenant was on vacation or not home its not their fault.

@Lucas Hunt50/50 is not uncommon - but also partners breaking up is also highly likely so what I would recommend is in the company operating agreement or in some type of agreement make sure you went through all the what ifs that could happen and how they would be resolvedIt’s a lot better to resolve them now versus when their is a dispute

Another thing to consider if an overflowing toilet or pipe breaking occurs on the top unit, both units will be affected so that's something to consider.

I am always looking at properties (Christmas Day, Easter, July 4th, Birthdays, Weddings, vacations, etc.).

The one has just asked if she could break the lease without letting her partner know.

As They say, "You don't want to break the law when you're breaking the law."