Essentially what you are doing is prioritizing your tenant's financial situation over your own, which is obviously not good.

We're always looking for opportunities to collaborate and meet great new people.In the off chance we aren't able to find a great deal to purchase for May 1 or June 1, we're still set to move up to Keene anyway, into a shorter-term rental where we'll be even more able to jump on good opportunities as they arise.Thanks for reading and looking forward to meeting you in town sometime soon!

Has anyone done this sort of collaborative investing?  

although it would be great it probably wouldn't be as fun as collaborating with others and making it happen, which is what it's ultimately all about.

It's like Ludlum, Grisham and Gibson collaborated on a good novel.http://www.dunwalke.com/The amount of detail in this story is so great that it took me a couple of days and re-reads to fully digest what was being laid out.

The one family member I once considered collaborating with couldn't see the big picture -- well, he could, but he remained paralyzed by what he considered "big" numbers. 

Put processes in place so that we can scale quickly, including a lean & effective marketing machine & great property managementPlease reach out to me if this sounds like something you'd be interested in collaborating with me on.Cheers

How do you keep track of things in a collaborative way when you have a team making purchases?

She had an idea about a collaborative environment for other therapists.We also have 800 sqft of area on the 2nd floor that hasn’t been fixed yet and therefore no CofO for that area, but could be renovated and obtained in under two months and about 10k in expenses. 

Ultimately, allowing my dad to prioritize and focus on the day-to-day job site has allowed our projects to run on time, even when challenges arise.