Keep us up to date on how that goes.

The last two deals I bought had fallen through a week before closing, seller was counting on having the funds for their new purchase, had plenty of equity and they were happy to find someone who could step in and close on (almost) the original date, even though for a lower price.

*Rivana Development*Another developer, Chuck Kuhn, just bought the Waterside development site a few weeks back right by the Innovation Center Metro as well, which is entitled for 3 million square feet of development, 2.2 million being non-residential.

Happy to help you navigate the site or answer any general PM questions you may have.

In that case, a premium can help discourage back-to-back bookings or at least bring in more revenue that could help with operational costs....While a premiumcan be put in place so that adjacent days are less attractive to guests, there's no guarantee that guests won't book these days, and your regular listing maximum price will still be in effect (though that can be adjusted with Date Specific Overrides).

Providing fixed costs, factory monitored conditions/precision and rapid timelines (as short as 2 months for a full 4 unit apartment to be delivered and rentable to our site), we are strong believers that modular is the future of real estate. 

We had a tenant who decided unilaterally to move out two weeks later than the contractual end date.

Locationally they also depart from most retail site selection norms from what I've observed. 

Cannot figure how to post it to this site.

Most of our sites are a little bit larger - 50 unit to 300 unit apartment-style or townhome-style developments.