Yes, all those terms are true, but the lenders dictate the seasoning period based on their lender guidelines.

Keep in mind too that rents in any market are pretty much dictated by wages in the area.

I’m hoping anyone with current experience can give me an idea on how the current market is dictating the due diligence fee around the RTP area including suburbs, for single family homes?

My point is that a smaller venue would dictate a smaller maximum attendance. 

As an OOS investor, after the acquisition the PM will dictate the level of success.  

You'd have to make sure you can hit your numbers with long term rents if your usage is ultimately dictated by an HOA.

If the ADUs can be built for less than value dictated by NOI and cap rate, it can be profitable but it is work.  

That dictates your occupancy percentage and how long it takes.

If they are coming on as partners with ownership rights instead of lenders, you would likely have an LLC operating agreement or JV agreement that dictates everyone's roles and responsibilities. 

Or dictate I repair a unit from a disaster that the city has more responsibility for than any LL and have to place existing tenant in unit at their existing rent.