Fight to make sure that no member has the added stress of being forced to rent from shady rental companies looking to exploit naive members.

Low income tenants are often exploited, and I want to change that narrative in a positive way.The tenants at this property are wonderful, and I do not plan to raise rents for quite some time, though I have already filled a vacancy at a higher rental rate.

now, I am thinking one of the neighbors must be very annoyed with STR concept, cuz I've only hosted 6 groups and they have been respectful and quiet. my guess is they will just keep complaining and the splitting profit scenario will get me in trouble eventually if that's considered as exploiting the loophole?

I dont need any person who has never been to a minority community outside of maybe exploiting it for profit,  to stand here educating me on being Black and everything that goes on there. 

This law, as necessary as it may be in some cases, is surely exploited by many, making it a frustrating one, in regards to after the fact tenants, especially.

Real estate is still an incredibly inefficient market and data can be a great tool to find and exploit those opportunities  You've teed me up to pitch our newsletter and multifamily intelligence aggregator but I'm pretty sure it's against the forum rules, but we put a lot of resources to aggregating every research report and article that is released on the multifamily industry for free and put it out to the public.

Find a deal first and then figure out how best to exploit it.  

This will allow criminals and thugs an even greater chance to exploit the pandemic, and landlords will now have no recourse.Thankfully, this is not true.

Same strategy as in any other investment class - find value/opportunity and exploit it. 

Most investor are just looking for a tax-sheltered investment (or 1031 up-leg), so spending a lot of time analyzing the numbers isn't their bag and they have to trust the syndicator.As far as exploiting investors, I thinking the bad deals are more due to a bad buy and think the nothing-down guys that used to live under a bridge and now own half Manhattan are a lot more suspect.I guess the lesson learned is if you don't know what you're buying at a high level, maybe you shouldn't be blindly buying.