@Bill Goodland @Parker SmithIt's unlikely to get any easier to put your team together without work on the horizon.

Is Airbnb looking at a lot more changes on the horizon? 

If you don't, you'll likely see a longer pay-back horizon with a move like this than you'd like.- Watersense or other water conservation methods with showerheads (the biggest drain on water bills other than leaks and loos) are often cheap and easy ways to reduce the bill with little to no impact on the tenants' lives.- LLC name can be anything you want, but I'd certainly think purchasing this and holding title as an LLC makes sense for a 14-plex.   

If you have a much greater deal on the horizon, then sell the whole thing vs. subject to.My 2 cents.Rick

You get to the larger multifamily or commercial assets and either the investor has been investing for decades, they have sold businesses in other fields and are already astute with money and due diligence, or they are leaning on a professional that knows how to screen and buy right for that asset type.You buy property with the exits in mind and your expected time horizons. 

The rents are relatively high right now due to a super low vacancy rate, but there is also a wave of building on the horizon that might change that. 

Maybe it influences your decision, and broadens your horizons for the future also.

Good morning BP World,I have some exciting and nerve racking events on the horizon and I need some advice! 

But I would have been in trouble if I had set a time horizon.

Or your general investment horizon per asset.