I’m seeking advice from any investors who have dealt with the pain of owning a co-op in NYC.

Here in the ski towns of Colorado, most STRs are used by their owners. 

@Patricia Andriolo-Bull I agree, under those circumstance I would have been lenient, but I'm in Colorado and we weren't affected by weather.

Documentation provided by the crowdfunding platform provided background checks on the managing GP and the LLC that was set up to hold the properties (separate LLCs for each), but not on any of the co-GPs.

My next rental property in Northern Colorado is likely going to be an Oxford house.

I co-host a multifamily meet up group in KC in overland park at Strang Hall.

Thinking of trying to passively invest with them and would like to see if anyone here already had an experience of working with them in investor capacity.The company's profile on BP is not very informative: https://www.biggerpockets.com/co/financialattunement.

You might be better with an experienced co-host and Airbnb expert and a handyman with cleaning crew.

*Note that we interchangeably use the labels: Lodging House = Rooming House = Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) = Co-Housing PropertyThe building has 3 kitchens and 4 full bathrooms, on 4 floors:3rd floor: The 3rdfloor is ‘off-limits’ to the 1st and 2nd floor tenants, so the two 3rd floor tenants enjoy the exclusivity of their own entrance, and a kitchen and bath shared only with one other unit, plus some distant ocean and Boston skyline views.2nd & 1st floors: Eleven units share 1 kitchen and 2 full bathrooms, one on each floor.

@Miller McSwain is a king of co-living.