I dont think you can call it totally passive if someone does that they are probably going to make a mistake you need to work the loans and put time into them to ensure all the safety items you mentioned.2.

In the future, if the only red flag is a house fire and hotel situation, you can always make a public records request on the former address at your police and/or public safety administration in your city/county.

Here is the link to the airbnb profile: airbnb.com/h/riverwalkretreatpulaskinyI would say just be a little more patient.

Solid area for sure but… IMO I wouldn’t buy multifamily unless I’m buying for $25,000 - $30,000 a door.I’d rather stay sleeping in bed haha@Ryan Pyle is the Godfather of Toledo multifamily investing and a top bloke 👍Mate, I know you manage multifamily Happy to make intro if interested I know you are more patient and reasonable than me and maybe can talk some sense into people hahaI’m too hot headed as you know and am just looking to get my first ever misdemeanor hahaha 🙏

Second, be patient and start slow in areas that you know-no out-of-state investing.

Many investors that bought STR at the top of the market, will now have to sell or absorb losses until time "heals" their mistake.There will be opportunities for patient investors to buy some deals from these motivated investors, some as foreclosures, maybe short sales, as long as the numbers make sense for LTR rents.

It looked all very nice, but, I made a comment that there was a lot of windows and it was very easy for people walking by to look insideThe agent told me that windows and open spaces were now industry standard gyms due to safety issues.

Wait, be patient, and you will find a good regualr long-term renter.Some people will do S8 because they've had decent luck.

Rising temperatures, increased frequency of wildfires, and more severe weather events have heightened awareness about environmental safety.

Ensure it meets safety and zoning requirements before using it as your primary residence to avoid violating any laws or terms of your owner-occupied loan.