Knowing other investors is a crucial aspect to growth because they are often the models you don't have in your real life.

If you're in northern Indiana or have expertise in the Great Lakes region, I'd love to connect!

(Just my opinion, and no disrespect meant: J&G are doing other great things to help multifamily investors.)I'm working on one; I promise to share it once it's complete, but I need more examples I can use as models. 

Likewise, we also talk to a lot of clients about which model makes the most sense.

I look forward to connecting with everyone to grow my knowledge of the industry and help others with questions should they fall in my area of expertise.

I think it can be profitable for seasoned real estate investors who have both the time and expertise to make sure their rehab project stays on budget, but I definitely wouldn’t recommend biting off more you can chew and doing BRRRR for your first deal.

Gradually transition to larger, higher-end projects as you gain confidence and expertise, balancing risk and reward.

If you think this is a good option for you, there is a company I can get you in contact with that will help create even more bedrooms and maximize the space for this investment model.3.

You received some feedback from @Mija Aguilera who has local expertise and knowledge of the area and I am interpreting his comments as the location is viable for commercial use.

Also, you may charge a premium on the rent (higher rent) in this model of leasing.If you charge them a higher upfront option fee, it will demonstrate that the buyer is committed reduce the likelihood of default.