I am working on creating a syndication and I will have the option where investors can extend their investment 5 to 10 years.

This area is found North of the Grand Central Parkway and extends from 49 Street going westward to Shore Blvd.

The tenant and I have agreed to extend the stay another 2 weeks. 

The QOZ community believes that there is bipartisan support to extend the deferral period.

Most basements get water in them at some point in my experience and I see “inadequate drainage”, “negative grading”, “recommend extending downspouts” etc. on most inspection reports.We had a property with a humid crawl space basement and set up a dehumidifier with a hose coming from it to a floor drain so that we didn’t have to keep emptying it’s tank all the time.

Why not just extend the settlement date and wait?

These charts show data across each market on rent trends for re-rentals, where a new lease is signed on an existing rental property, and renewal leases, where an existing lease is renewed for an extended 2-year period.These data graphs show the percentages of growth and the number of leases in each category by city. 

Disclaimer: My knowledge of this topic extends only to the states I live in or am licensed in. 

After closing, we discovered that for about 5-6 of the properties, tenants had been granted "sweetheart leases", well below market rates, extending through 2027 and beyond.

I'm new to RE too, but done my due diligence in reading on extend on the subject matter, and if I was the OP (still have not done my first deal), I would secure the deal, if its really such a great deal with 50k spread, in my mind I think he could get 15k wholesale deal to another investor and he does not have to do anything more than sell the contract, then after you have done a few of this and cash in your pocket, I would start with rehabs and rentals etc