These are all good options.

It's not unheard of, but I couldn't understand why anyone would want to do that given there are so many other options out there.

The lease, structured as Triple Net, expires in March 2027 with four five-year renewal options.

But if you did the property up right with killer design and great amenities -- I'm picturing cool wallpaper, a game room, boho/modern furniture and a hot tub -- I can see a place here doing well as an affordable Airbnb/STR option just 10 minutes to downtown Denver.

I have the option to buy a 1,300-sqft 3-bed, 1.5-bath house in South End neighborhood of Stamford, CT, from a family member before it goes on the market.

I feel that if I did switch to another software platform like Rentastic, I would have to get a new team, or expect them to learn a new system.What's your thoughts?

I would make sure a bundle of rights for ownership are available individually, per unit of course, then worry about warranty and purchase options.

If you can make a conventional loan work, it’s likely a better option.

I'm a lender and can help answer questions if you want to discuss options. 

However, as Jaron mentioned, property values and neighborhood classifications can vary significantly, sometimes shifting from a C neighborhood to a D within just a few streets.I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have and help you evaluate your options here in Indy.