I see where you're going, and don't disagree.

Examine past vacancy rates and take into account different rental kinds, such as apartments, single-family homes, and dorms, to determine this.

I have to say, while I usually agree with Marcia, I vehemently disagree here.  

In majority of instances seller financing for the seller is a horrible idea and should only be an option when the home doesn’t get conventional financingMany will disagree with above which is fine - it’s similar to winning lottery and taking lump sum over payments.

I was suggesting Upwork for web creation on these platforms, especially for the new or small business owner.I also disagree with your suggested model for a new business owner.

As much as I like to disagree with agents, yours is correct - no lender will fund a 100% ltv 2nd.

Good morning Chidvi,I very respectfully disagree with Nathan.

I'd disagree with the sentiment expressed in the post as a high density urban developer who handles entitlement in two markets. we wouldn't even touch a site that we couldn't get 50 units an acre on at a minimum. urban adjacent neighborhoods allow for this but not suburban. neither do the 2-3 story nature of build to rent properties the density is very low. 

@Robert GilstrapRespectfully, I disagree.  

The protections are there because beat cops are not qualified to determine who is a tenant and who is a criminal.I disagree.