If you’re not willing to be calm, respectful, pleasant and patient this will likely just get worse.

Seriously, I would invest in getting a respectable civil engineer to provide you with a written report regarding the foundation's stability, etc. 

Most of them I've never met in person, but that really doesn't matter when the level of trust is there and each party has demonstrated a track record of following through on their word (i.e. the contractor on delivering a good product and me as the customer ensuring I am paying them quickly and always treating them with respect). 

Not everything needs to be a confrontation, but clear respectful communication can go a long way.

Respectfully, no.  

I will continue to do the things that align with my purpose, but I have a newfound respect and understanding for the fundamentals of investing now. 

But if that just is not in the cards, then you need to figure out first what (if/any) STR regulations come into play as you go to that size, as some areas would end up classifying that as commercial in nature and you might have other things to manage with respect to that. 

We had a few that didn't qualify who had hoped to get out of the city & they also mentioned their respective rents were being raised much higher.For a couple of the more expensive apartments we throw in access to our high speed internet as the tenants work from home.

Hi y’all my name fabian from Riverside, ca and I have essential quick questions why is it, with respect I am asking to the general investors, technically speaking in our modern society I don’t see investors invest in 55 + communities. if you are younger under 55 are you allowed to purchase this type of investment properties?

;-)  This is why I value meeting/befriending Travis - We have 2 opposite strategies on the same business but are both open to examining and respecting each others technique (Watching closely of course to steal ideas and get in an I told you so when possible).