Think worst case: if two or three of your selected, tenants had children, you would be on the hook for deleting the entire building - it is important to do this research upfront.Lastly, what I mentioned above is not specific to Section 8, it actually applies to market rate tenants as well.

They shared they only briefly worked after undergraduate and then directly started dental school.

As long as both parties understand that they are both jointly and severally liable for the full rent they can pay how they want but my system still charges each tenant the full ACH fee and if any of the rent is late the entire late fee applies.

The house in the other direction one door down also sold without ever being listed in the MLS and says for comp purposes only. 

The lease should always be directly between the tenant and the owner.

Also, the erection of CLT buildings should be done by specialized contractors who have experience with the product.Another area that is seeing new technology applied is in the waterproofing / vapor control products.

One of my clients recently purchased a home in Big Bear for STR and I understand it's going pretty well.Best site to check numbers is directly on Airbnb.

If you are taking a space in a center with multiple vacancies, or even taking a space that has been sitting vacant for some time, I would imagine you have a strong hand in the negotiation.Curious: are you working with a broker that represents you or are you negotiating directly with the landlord/landlord rep?

I'm looking for possibly an internship or an employment opportunity, I'm knew to the business however I am quite informed I just need a little direction.

What would you say about a property that lists on multiple platforms, or takes direct bookings?