I know the new rules are not official until next month, but the initially proposed contract term would go into 2026…)

It was initially a single family home that was renovated and turned into a co-living multifamily asset.

@Raymond ShoeWhat was the initial setup fee?  

This checklist leads you to the Planning and Community Development department which will help facilitate a number of inspections and could have a small fee to initiate that process.

It's hugely trolly, weird, and borderline sociopathic.Healthy disagreements are fine in forums, but when you initiate the conversation, you can't later hide from it and make it like someone else started it when the entire dialogue is right above.A lot of this has to do with personal fragility and internet puffery.At one point, I invited two trolls to hop on a recorded (for everyone's sake) Zoom to discuss what they were up in arms about.

One of my pilot buddies had 8 homes across the country all initially funded by the VA loan and then once he moved or bought another home refinanced and used the VA loan again. 

Am totally new to investing, but every training session i read or listen to, says to start in your back yard. 

This was the best initial investment I could have made into the property - it immediately signaled to my tenant that I was serious about taking care of both the property itself, as well as improving their experience as a tenant, and we've been on great terms ever since.Let's say you talk with the owner and they don't know any information about the renter's situation. 

BTW, I have created several MMLLCs, some with people I initially never met face to face, and at the core are general terms and, legally, the Operating Agreement.

The initial $100k negative would consume many months/years of cash flow.