I’ve never used NPV for any of my real estate investment analysis, though I use it pretty regularly in my day job.

I work as a dentist for my day job and looking to begin.

I inherited my stepdad home unfortunately because of his passing...I have always wanted to do the Airbnb venture and thus unfortunately gave me the opportunity.

I also work a part time job and bring home between $300-400 weekly from that, and we have savings in the $60,000 range.

Something that makes my situation a bit more difficult is that I have a job in Hawaii (6 hour time difference from EST. right now).

Would the answer still be yes if you lost your day job?  

I've owned property there off and on over the last 13 years, and would welcome an opportunity to invest there again. 

Tech and manufacturing job growth is spurring a shortage that is continuing to drive rents and prices up. 

They can provide firsthand advice and potential solutions.SummaryLegal and Financial Consultation: Get professional advice from a real estate attorney and financial advisor.Negotiation with the City and Lender: Try to negotiate terms that provide relief or feasible solutions for compliance and loan terms.Exploring Financial Options: Consider new financing, partnerships, and investment opportunities to raise the necessary capital.Community and Industry Support: Leverage the experience and advice of others in the real estate community.Each step should be carefully considered, and professional advice tailored to your friend’s specific situation is crucial.

@Greg ScottPeople don’t know what they don’t know and think they are doing something great by raising $ and hoping to reap the rewards - not understanding that if it goes bad it can go very bad for them.Mauricio also posted a LinkedIn post on this and it’s always been a challenge and for those who have sales people but cannot pay them a commission like most sales jobs offer unless they are licensed.