Not my cup of tea, but the house looks good!

A month long rental is not my cup of tea when I am planning on doing short term.  

I am happier than I have ever been where I am currently with eXp, but it's not everyone's cup of tea since they don't have set eXp offices and they don't provide leads.

(some good 'tea') We're currently in escrow with the cosigner of the LSOP for $175k as a special consideration if they want to keep the home in the family.

The sentiments from all of my guests has been the same: they love that the unit is different and quirky, they love the attention to detail, they love the experience I've created for them (extra amenities like robes, teas, a bath bar, fresh flowers, etc). 

I am looking to start syndicating - but need a team and a way to get a deal.  I am signed up for Brad Sumrok training but have some experience as a LP in 9 syndication deals. Ive done a lot of analysis on my own but c...

I started kicking myself after I missed the initial deadline because good multi-family properties with 4+ units rarely pop up, and our chances at securing multifamily like this nearby (so we can be actively involved with its management) is dwindling given ever-increasing interest rates (the tea leaves suggest we are headed for rate increases like those seen in the 1980s and 1990s).  

They're friendly, enjoy good conversations, like their sweet tea and an affordable home to raise their kids and retire from.  

I think it's awesome but might not be everybody's cup of tea. 

I wonder what it says in the book 'Buying rentals OOS in your underwear while sipping tea'?