Hi @Drew SygitSounds like a tough situation for both you and your investor.Over the last few years, HomeRoom has housed thousands of roommates in our homes and used that time/experience to fine-tune our approach when dealing with cities and neighbors.City interactions are quite rare and we are typically able to work through them.

Alazar, I recommend that you tell everyone that you interact with that you are a real estate investor and tell them what kind of properties you are looking for.

Every state is different and section 8 adds an entirely new element to this. 

They're built inside a facility rather than being exposed to the elements.

My interaction with James is from a couple of days ago -- this hot property has yet to be sold. 

Most investors walk a building, identify windows and other benchmarks and rely on these elements in coming to their own conclusion on unit layouts and unit count.

Always brings up the age old question: Are STRs really contributing to any element of a further housing crisis, or is this hotel lobbyists just pushing their own agenda to get more money in their pockets?

-Add Decorative Elements: Small touches like a charming birdhouse, a unique garden sculpture, or a stylish outdoor rug can add personality and charm to your home's exterior.

This should include details about your investment strategy, expected capital injection, risk management measures, and potential ROI.Networking Events and Meetups: While leveraging online platforms, don't overlook the power of face-to-face interactions.

I was just interested in learning more about other's interactions with OCF.