It would work for a young single guy, a people person who is good at smoothing things over and calming people down. 

The more natural, calm, and knowledgeable you sound, the better chance you have.More importantly, you need to work on your intro and the first 30 seconds of the call.

The more people you cram in there maximizing rent like a good house hacker, the more tension and friction there will be that will need to be resolved calmly by you.  

@Blake Dailey thank you as soon as things start to calm down in the world and society get back to normal I going to attend as much events as I possibly can lol.

Have a good calm discussion with the tenants, bring in an unrelated 3rd party if you need to to keep things civil.

It's finally calming down with more listings on the market, and buyers settling down, no longer panicking and needing to jump the second one hits the market.

The traditional, more commonly known structures are:1. 6-8%pref with 70/30 split thereafter (no GP catchup) and then you can add a waterfall tier structure if you want based off certain IRR hurdles being met. 2.

Buy something this fall when the market calms down.

In situations like this, I find it is best to try and stay calm and not show you are angry. 

Or what about the syndicator who wanted to complete a condo conversion but the units are going to be geared towards empty nesters and that buyer is not motivated to make that next move until rates calm down & the GP is forced to continue to carry a building as a rental asset when that's not its true or highest and best use but still projects to be an excellent development once the market conditions are better aligned.....