@Steve Rozenberg,My answer, personally, would be I don't - that's why I pay a property manager.That said, I'd echo the question asked earlier - "Needy, how?"

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Only if you paln on helping other people buy and sell properties.

For example, hotels or short-term rental properties like Airbnb often generate more income than traditional apartments, especially if the location supports it.Entitlements and Approvals: Check whether your project fits within the land’s current zoning (by-right uses) or if it will require variances or rezoning.

Property is located at a wonderful highly traffic location. 18k cars a day and will only be increasing. 5 of the 13 acres is zoned commercial, the back 8 acres is zoned large lot residential.

Would love to hear from investors that have been in this type of situation and what has been successful for you in terms of keeping them out and being able to still sell the property and/or rent it out.

I would walk the property (if you can) with a trusted contractor, but get the opinion from several. 

Sellers after COVID are no longer "motivated" to sell cheap.

Purchase price: $925,000 Cash invested: $200,000 13 Unit Multifamily property in the Waveland neighborhood of Des Moines, Iowa. pre-acquisition: 7% under MR and 15% vacancy/bad debt.

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Hi everyone,I have the opportunity to start my short-term rental business by adding small/tiny houses in my property.