Hey so it'swater/sewer - put in owners name and you can back bill the tenants.electric / gas - this can go right into the tenants name.trash - this is included in the taxes

You might have an easier time buying a parcel and subdividing it into residential and commercial lots, then proposing the commercial use variance just for the commercial lot.Doing all of this research on your client's behalf is mighty generous and very time consuming for you.

That feature I haven't looked into, the check writing is enough for me! 

I would check into a few things to see what your best approach is.1) Find a great investor-friendly real estate agent (specifically one that knows STRs) to help navigate an area you may be looking in.

     @Bob Gruenig, what @Chris Tracy may be trying to point out is that if you are creating a LLC and bringing in other passive investors into that LLC, your LLC may be subject to securities law.The easier option would be to let each individual come into the syndication's LLC directly. 

Currently San Antonio has 3.8 months of inventory on the sale side meaning it's still a sellers market but creeping towards a buyers market which is above 6 months of inventory.I imagine we'll see this number decrease as we move into the year.

I recommend buying into section 8 rental that have already did the modifications or repairs and passed the city inspection.

We entered into our first JV in 2021.

I'm also getting into property management specifically in Cleveland, Cleveland Hts, and University Hts and am open to doing it If you’re interested or have any questions about how this could fit into your plans, please let me know.

However, since you’re buying into a shared building, it’s equally important to request maintenance records and financial documents from the condo association.