As @Kyle J. described, you're adding a lot of complexity (and closing costs) on a hypothetical. 

Hi Vincent,A fair finder’s fee or "kickback" for an off-market deal typically ranges between 1-3% of the purchase price, depending on the complexity and value of the deal.

Short-term rentals can offer higher returns but often come with more management complexities such as higher turnover and seasonality.

There are 5 other units in the same complex for sale-ours is the lowest price.

A collective approach could put more pressure on the syndicators and make legal action more feasible if it comes to that.Unfortunately, these situations can be complex, and getting your investment back may take time and effort.

I have several commercial transactions pending and as recently as this week clients are obtaining much improved terms:- 25% down on a 20+ unit apartment complex at 5.5% Down 25 year amortization. - 25% down on a 20k SF Warehouse at 6% 25 year amortization. - 30% down on 200+ storage unit complex Earlier this summer those rates were approaching 7.5-8%We anticipate a very active fourth quarter. 

Navigating regulations and managing properties can be complex, but with the right preparation, you can find success in this dynamic landscape.Also, Colorado is such a beautiful state that it would be a shame for you to move out of it!

I see a number of economic development and community vitality initiatives initiated circa 2020, including a community master plan, the development of the MetroHealth complex and associated green space, the Community Housing Plan 2030, 25Connects, Mayor Frank Jackson's Neighborhood Transformation Initiative, and others.

With a reliable power team by your side, you'll be well-equipped to handle the complexities of real estate transactions and achieve your goals.

However, the short-term rental market comes with added complexities like managing turnover, dealing with seasonality, and ensuring you comply with local regulations.