You gambled your investment capital on an internet investment-promoter.

Just because you don't make any money on them, doesn't mean you aren't responsible, along with the source of the actual plans, for any mistakes in the plans, or even any mistakes in construction from lack of info, misunderstanding, or just plain stupidity of the builder/user of the plans.

I'm just thinking about the user experience of someone wanting to make a booking and being surprised/confused about the huge price jumps, but I'll give it some thought.

We do have another discussion here for users looking for roommates, if you'd like to copy any information there as well!

When I look up this question on internet, it always says that in NYC, its the tenant who pays ...but in reality I am told that about half of Brooklyn listings are no fee (meaning that landlord pays) in order to get it rented fast.   

BP is helpful but it is not set user friendly for beginners.

Can I use rate and term refinance to pay off my hard money principal (including rehab portion) until the 12 month seasoning period until I can cash out?

This breaks down to $0.02 per foot.Tenant A is the only backyard user, so he is charged $100 ($0.02 x 5,000).

How do I find out which neighborhoods are up and coming on the internet.

I see this constantly out in the market place those who want to jump in the RE world that have limited to no resources and they are far to worried about what the equity or money partner is going to make.. or they spend months trolling the internet trying to find that private investor who is happy with 8% or 10% which they never find and they just lose the dream   ... if there is not enough money in a deal to split profit or be able to comfortably pay HML  then the deal is too skinny to start with..