Often you will need to live in the home for a year or two before renting, have leases a minimum of 12 months, and sometimes there are limits on the number of rentals. 

We fill our vacancies typically within a week or two and our rents are higher.

I'd disagree with the sentiment expressed in the post as a high density urban developer who handles entitlement in two markets. we wouldn't even touch a site that we couldn't get 50 units an acre on at a minimum. urban adjacent neighborhoods allow for this but not suburban. neither do the 2-3 story nature of build to rent properties the density is very low. 

I’m new to the community and am eager to dive into discussions, answer questions, and maybe even share a joke or two along the way.

If you limit yourself to a zip code or two I do not see you doing consistent flips.

Note: I did have one client declined by them because they had two past home insurance claims in their history so it seems they are looking for low risk clients only. 

Two separate issues. 

The studio has large windows on both sides of the unit so i do not want to loose any of that natural light, and I am thinking of eitherA - Doing a full glass partition wall with glass door, with smart glass that can frost to create privacy when in use and allow sunlight when not in use to both sides of the apartmentorB - Doing a higher end full wall foldable partition on a track that closes the whole new "room" into a bedroom but can close back up and fold away to make it a studio again if not in use.Thanks for your input

Background....I invested in two DST's in Jan of 2022.