I only took two economics classes in college but I distinctly remember learning that supply was a driver of price. 

You not only have to have a great grasp on the market you invest in, but you have to work harder to find the best deals, because investors who live the market have a distinct advantage.I haven't had trouble finding cashflowing properties in my market, but several of my properties have come from word-of-mouth or other mediums for obtaining properties outside of using the MLS. 

That just how businesses are run: as distinct, separate entities.As a business person, you need to get rid of the consumer "cut corners to avoid spending" mindset and embrace the entrepreneur's "cost of doing business" mindset.

There are four distinct neighborhoods, Old London, New London, Old Yorkshire, New Yorkshire.

The business model seems to be buy more to build a portfolio and know going in that you will get wiped on a percentage of them.I don't claim to be an expert, but it seems to me that this distinction is an important one and this second sort is the type that I think most (rightfully so IMO) would advise caution against.

In Virginia, where the OP is, I believe they will get paid.The distinction has to do with how a judgement lien attaches.  

Have a clear distinction of tasks.

There are two critical distinctions with the assets that you control or at least own a major piece of:1.

However, it's crucial to scrutinize the figures and consider factors like market trends, competition, and potential fluctuations in daily rates and occupancy.Given the absence of comparable data on AirDNA and the distinctive nature of this building, assessing the deal might be a bit challenging.

Looks like you have two distinct options.