Just curious what others' opinions are on the pool!

What do you think about the tenant pool? 

New construction pockets in this area at same square footage $250,OOO ish I feel the showings are coming from the $180,000 to $200,000 pool that are now priced out of the market.  

With commercial properties, your pool of potential buyers is limited to investors, whereas anything that's SFH and similar is heavily skewed towards residents. 

After finding contributors for a blind pool fund (i.e., blank check offering), investors could be rewarded with a significant amount of passive income.When funds include investments on multifamily properties, it's a huge benefit to contributors because much of the legwork is done for them.

I put a sump pump in my pool and run the water through the heater and back into the pool. 

I went the route of looking at demographics (in particular the ownership rate) to get a sense of the pool of tenants. 

Note the letter states that Effective date ▪ Whole loans purchased on or after Sep. 1, 2020, and ▪ Loans delivered into MBS pools with issue dates on or after Sep. 1, 2020...Our closing in on 8/17, does this apply to us???

These HOA dues include all utilities except power, maintenance of the pool and grounds, as well as insurance for the property exterior (coastal area prone to hurricanes/flooding).Even if I manage to scoop up one of these vacation rentals for $115,000 (asking price is usually closer to $200k), it's still projected to cashflow negatively because taxes, HOA, and property management costs about $1350/mo before adding PMI.

I am trying to get to the bottom of this and figure out why my pool of applicants aren’t turning in the applications they walk away with.