@Chris McKenna I have lead countless FPU & Legacy Journey classes, I “feel your pain”.

So, keeping a notebook or journal of everything you do when you do it (the pain in the *** portion) is a pretty sure way to go With modern technology, you can have mileage software on the phone that auto tracks your trips.

I know, it is a psychological constraint, mainly.

This deal is going to a pain to finance, just want to give you the heads up that it probably will not happen.

I'm not a huge fan of Dave Ramsey, but his debt snowball idea is interesting and is well founded in the psychology of money.

A due on sale clause could be triggered which will cause all kinds of pain if not planned.

Not a fan of mixed use buildings that have a vacant commercial space, because those can be a pain to get a stable operating business in there that you're not consistently having issues with.

@Maxxwell Crowley what is the major pain point in the company?

It can be a pain qualifying your property and passing the inspection, but they look at it as rental insurance because the government will pay even if the tenant stops.

Sure we could've gone the route you suggested, but I still have no desire to be in student housing regardless of the typically higher cash flow because it was just a major pain in the neck.