While it’s beneficial that the buses are fare-free, job opportunities in Worcester are dwindling due to the dual tax rate on commercial property.For Worcester to thrive, it’s crucial to develop a balanced ecosystem where residents can live, work, and shop locally.

Addressing concerns from both sides rather than ignoring the issue and complaining is crucial, as this promotes fairness and mutual understanding.

What strategies have you found most successful in ensuring clear communication, trust, and mutual satisfaction?

I'm new to BP, but have been listening to the podcasts for a while now and I definitely think it would be beneficial to separate out the regions and key words as there seems to be a lot of chatter about Rochester on here!

I think that's a great move and I've tried to show in detail why doing so is many times more beneficial than sitting on it, which I guess in the end is what you advocate.Another key point: you say a Midwestern property won't work for OP.

They are now requesting an addendum stating that each person is responsible for their own rent, and payments are not mutually exclusive. 

I hear and read time and time again that it is very beneficial to be in the same room as people that are where you want to be financially but I don't know how to make that happen exactly.

They will lend on stock / ETFs / Mutual Funds.

It may also be beneficial to consult a local attorney or your property management company for guidance on lease-breaking standards in your area.

Would it be a beneficial/does it make sense to run the "business" transactions through the LLC (collecting rent, maintenance/repairs, etc)?