I am going through the regulations and restrictions in that place (not a closed community but there are some rules).

They have rules and best practices about how we put these deals together which has collectively saved us from much of the pain being experienced right now in the multifamily space. 

For example, one of our first initiatives will be pageants aimed at fundraising and instilling healthy financial habits, bridging the gap between cultural activities and practical education.Sustainable Cash Flow: Real estate remains a key component to fund our programs.

The STR regulations are very black and white and I don’t see many, if any, clients having issues with obtaining insurance if the house is in good condition.

My bookkeeping practice pays me active income, so my priority is equity.For debt loans, you will see 10-15% annualized, depending on your experience as an operator.

Unfortunately it's not practical in a rental unit.

Without reserves, they might be unable to evict tenants or prepare the units once they are vacant.Great points—walking the property and speaking with tenants during due diligence is a practice we now prioritize, along with running tenant histories through eviction databases.

We can't HELOC due to TX regulations and cash out refinance doesn't make sense with interest rates.

The city just passed a very confusing zoning regulation restricting student housing to a specific area, and we're all trying to figure out what the fallout will be.

I self-manage, but I understand that's not a practical option for most people.