Since I am not very familiar with their experiences and perspectives, I would love to hear from those of you who have had interactions or experiences with LGBT tenants.

They feel the need to tell me they’ve been there 9 years and that they know their tenant rights in every interaction I have.

If I had to guess, I would say maybe we have 1-2 contacts with a tenant in a given year… on average… meaning for 4 tenants… you might have 8-10 interactions in a year for a ballpark “amount of effort it takes”.  

We are working on a similar development that has many elements that are novel to it, but it won't be zero energy. 

Before spending much time seraching - make sure you have  the other elements addressed and in place  (  funds for  closing /  finnancing /  contractors  etc...) .   

Question for Real Estate Agents:  At what point/after how much interaction with a prospective client, do you assume you have an unspoken agreement to work together? 

Not saying you are wrong, but the metrics have a local element.

At the bottom you can look at references written by BP members and actually interact with the writer through BPs message system.I'll reach out with some information and a colleague request. 

I have found several with two entrances / split levels and a common laundry space such that I could rent 2-3 BR to another family or 2-3 professionals and earn $1500-2000/mo on a $200-250k purchase while living cheaply in the other 1000 SF of the house and having limited forced interaction with the roommates/tenants. 

I want to point out that there is most definitely an element of economy of scale here - most profitable lenders need a team of people with specific skills to lend efficiently and profitably.