How well you deal with certain types of people, getting calls at all hours, creating networks so you can quickly have the resources needed to calm a problem.  

I would look for another partner for 2 reasons-it creates competition and is not a single point failure in your business.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

My view is that people who can solve the conditions that create that FMV vs.

Here is a link to his video answering some of my questions.I've created a YouTube channel to document our growth as multi-family investors.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I'm still quite a newbie when it comes to REI, but I'm well-versed in using LinkedIn for B2B lead generation and nurturing programs... trying to figure out how to create a similar process for myself and REI.

I'd love to buy and hold multifamily rental properties as a way to create passive income during my residency and fellowship training.

Good tenants fix their own problems BEFORE they become your problem; let tenants create problems for you does NOT get better over time and only teaches the tenant that you bent once so they expect you to end again, and again, and again.Your business, your choice on how you manage it.

While opportunity costs can be a separate discussion, if you have a bird in the hand that hits all your specs, then it'd be silly to pass on it because of a pseudo-rule that someone else created.