Ice noticed that Co-living works best when tenants feel respected and connected, which helps with tenant retention and word-of-mouth referrals.

This building was built and 1924 and has a lot of old character.

Any suggestions for this flooring?

I'm curious if there are any future plans for this neighborhood beyond developments like the Gravities, Bottoms Up, and other breweries.

And I have access to value add and multi family properties if you are still looking.

I do ask them not to leave trash laying around as well, however I'm not sure if this helps, because the types of people who do this will probably do so anyway.  

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If you don’t mind living with other people, this is the easiest way to get into REI with little capital from you. 12 months after living in the SFH or multi unit, you can then look for another property and rinse and repeat.

They say we will be better off working through them, with the developers they have approached.Are we better assembling ourselves and working with a developer(s), rather than going through this middle man?