As for bookings, I think talking about bookings for 2023 and 2024 are premature right now.

At this point, you're playing with House money (almost no pun intended) in Durham -- it would be a shame to prematurely cash out unnecessarily. 

The danger is that many people jump into REI and struggle to find good deals and then they give up prematurely and move on to this next thing.

The downside with a fund is that the acquisitions are typically "blind," meaning that investors don't know what assets will be added to the fund before they invest.And if an operator raises a lot of money they may start to feel pressure to add assets to the fund prematurely, just to keep the money moving.

We’re actually in the process of creating an entity now for our 2023 expansion  Roger, thank you again. i believe I prematurely put mine within the confines of an LLC.

I recently came across a prematurely closed thread about masking...The perspective tenant had requested a mask, in a not mask friendly area, from a landlord that is not interested in masking, and sees the masks as politically charged.I have always viewed landlording, as a customer service business.

What doesn't work is prematurely optimizing your toolset before experiencing the pain of not having it.  

Most of the dust then passes onto the motor causing early pre-mature failure and excessive build up.

I'm in CA where a half point rate savings equals hundreds of dollars a month in future cash flow (hence my premature answer)...

Yes, it's the old build your estate to pass on through life insurance theme.Life insurance is to transfer the financial risks of premature death....period.