I own and operate a STR nearby in a strong area (Morningside just off of E Warren).

It is the top floor unit out of 10 units total and the large lap pool is just above it I E penthouse with a pool but I don’t have to pay the penthouse price.

If you buy in at a good cost basis with solid fundamentals, you're going to come out ahead in the long term.

If you want to e-mail me the site plan the engineer came up with I'd be glad to take a look at it and see if there are any inefficiencies in it.

I was not in the industry at the time, so I am not exactly sure who that 3rd party was, but I would say there is recourse if the appraisal is fundamentally flawed.

Are employers moving in, is the population growing, is the average household income high, does it have good market fundamentals?

There is fundamentally zero need for a bank to entertain a bid on an NPN from street level investor.  

Once you move forward with someone you have vetted and feel comfortable with co-living, you can use the message templates to inform your tenant, upload your lease for e-signing, and collect a deposit and rent.

Prior to this, Matt and I were senior leadersof Profound Commerce, an e-commerce aggregator founded by Matt in 2018.

Based on the knowledge I have of the neighborhoods fundamentals and trajectory, will the most likely buyer still be an investor 5 years from now?