We went through a stage where we were sure that was the way to go too.. but based on what was available on the market, came to the conclusion it’d make more sense to build - esp if like they say, you pull mostly from a 3-5 mile radius and what was available for sale was banged up and in rough areas 

Outside of that there is lots of highrises in the development stage and with the city being so compact, property is becoming more and more scarce here.

I honestly can't believe anyone would walk off the stage with a $1,000 cash prize from a food bank.  

Your best bet is either a property management company or reach out to Jessica Bass with Acacia Creek Staging company and she may be able to help, she can do the interior design and sell you all the furniture and she’s pretty reasonably priced or you can give her a price range to go on.

I am in the preliminary stages of developing this type of exit strategy, as I am more focused on the flipping side of things at the moment. 

We are still in the early stages of hammering out the details but will most likely get the ball rolling in the next year (2021).

I would welcome any feedback you may have to help us do our due diligence during the research stage.

Initially there was good communication in the early stages of the planned full renovation.

When I went to deliver the new leases this past weekend I found a tenant that is elderly and has dementia in later stages and this question was on my mind.

You sometimes might not be able to make decisions stuck in analysis paralysis stage.