The kid is a constant reminder that everyone is capable of lifting themselves up to a higher standard but everyone prefers to stay lazy and blame "the man" for keeping them down.Your friends are probably the same.

I'm also based in the Sarasota market, and provide off market deals specifically for buy-rehab-rent investors, or those looking for turnkey rentals, and willing to pay the markup to not lift a finger.

I have over the years bought NPN  but only for myself and not anything I recommend to beginners at all.. and or most investors.. its a niche.. and a tough one.. they are best off starting with some of the guys who have the little funds that do the heavy lifting then see how it goes.

You will need to wait until the bankruptcy is lifted. 

Hi @Tim Pagano -- depending on how many new buildings go up - I think it'll be a rising tide lifts all ships scenario, driving up rents all around.  

The % splits would depend on how many and what their involvement would be...and sweat equity (we call it the "heavy lifting") should not be undervalued.  

I've also thought that, once the eviction moratorium finally lifts, there's likely to be such a huge demand to get cases in the courts, it's going to take forever to get a hearing scheduled.  

Since their lease is expired anyway, do they have a right to be there, and do I still need to have the automatic stay lifted?

Something I can create and use to help lift others around me that I love, and care for, to the next level! 

These homes were then resold at auction to developers who had to either demolish them and rebuild elevated homes, or actually LIFT the houses on a new foundation.