Once the closing takes place, the seller has zero incentive to cooperate with supplying them.

In fact, it remains unclear who owns what— all because the supply chain of “professionals” in the buying/selling processes of residential real estate aren’t really professionals.

Whenever my wife and I hear one of our residents say something like that, we KNOW that we'll never run out of a healthy supply of tenants who will support our retirement.We also realize that they have as many votes as we do in elections, but that's a whole other conversation.

But yes, I would stick with ONE model, and lay in a supply.

- Supply lines?

Do you think there is currently a high increase in the MF syndication investing sphere, more than we’ve ever had before, a saturation these days (due to social media outreach with so many courses teaching both active and passive MF syndication compounded by the pandemic effect) that we’ve reached or are reaching a point where there is less supply of the type of properties with the criteria that MF investors specifically look for?

Heres what we have~RIGHT OF ENTRY: The Landlord shall have the right to enter the Premises during normal working hours by providing notice in accordance with the minimum State requirement in order for inspection, make necessary repairs, alterations or improvements, to supply services as agreed or for any reasonable purpose.

And finally, there are a limited number of 100 unit apartment complexes for sale in whatever geographic area you are operating out of, but there are an unlimited supply of SFR or smaller deals available.

For example, if there is a bunch of demand for apartments and a lack of supply, you might want to build an apartment building, etc.If you interested in testing you real estate development knowledge, this quiz is kind of fun:https://www.developbuildings.c...

Too much supply, and very little demand right now.