But not having someone there with the properties interests in mind to verify the work being done is quality would personally make me uneasy.I would definitely look at a local PM for the long term and then after the first year and hopefully the first round of renewals you can make a more educated decision as to whether or not to keep them around.No matter what you decide to do, congratulations on the investment! 

There is a shortage of product and limited certified growers in the state, so the demand at dispensaries and processors is very high.

Most of the lenders I’ve had contact with have the 25% DP requirement, high rates, and high closing costs 

@Steve BergeronSteve,We're getting ready to develop a piece of high density zoned property as well.

In my opinion, the high interest rates are not as much of a problem for investors but more so for owner-occupied home buyers.

The dilemma i face now is that I can’t decide if it makes more sense to embrace the c class identity this property gives the impression of, or put a lot more into the renovation, get better quality tenants and convert it to the B class property that the building (and the area) should/could be.

Hanging a large picture or something at the head of the bed usually looks nice.Additional Bedrooms:Any additional bedrooms, I stage either as an office with a writing desk and computer chair, a workout room (yoga mat and pretty exercise accessories), or a nursery with a neutral white or wood toddler bed and a changing table. 

What better way to learn and grow than by providing my clients with consistent high quality results that they can depend on to develop working relationships?

I see a lot of people with experience in mobile home park investing on here, and hoping someone wants to give their $0.02.I am in Austin, TX, and like many other places seeing explosive growth and prices driven sky high, 50-100k over asking for SF homes etc.

If installed in areas of high foundation movement you will have possible buckling and separation.