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.

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

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.

Future investors might consider this and possibly look into local property management solutions if they're not able to frequently visit the site.Recommendations and Networking: Sharing contacts like Jeff Chisum who have proven helpful in your investment journey is beneficial for the community and helps foster reliable networks of professionals.Lessons Learned: Your insights into the challenges of managing a high-elevation STR during winter are invaluable.

I actually allow my owners to have as much interaction with guests as they want.

You can always tell a lot via body language and face to face interactions you won't get from emails or phone calls or Google searches.  

I like the interaction of in-person.

Except for interactive Q&A and possibly accountability groups, there is nothing lost in the recordings.I think each was worth the price and time.I took a commercial (>4 units) MF boot camp.