My wife and I plan on buying another property at the end of this year and will probably move that property into the LLC or Trust as well.

The building is effectively 50% commercial and 50% residential (both in SF as well as projected rent roll).

With 30+ days notice, she is being fair and reasonable as well. 

Currently, she has tenants living there for 2.5 years and they have not paid rent since March 2020, protected by the Oregon Eviction Moratorium.

What drives me mad is that they say "well, it was always negotiable" and try to gaslight everyone, as if it's all the people out there who just couldn't be bothered to negotiate.

Also it would be amazing for any investors that would like to partner up with us on our first deal as well as any private lenders would give us additional information or pointers as well. 

By pooling financial resources, we secured the property and funded the $25,000 renovation, ensuring the project was well-capitalized from start to finish.

I wish you well in your searches over there.

I'm telling my commercial clients to stay well away from downtown if they're going for large residential because there's a good chance everything there will continue to reduce.

Property is exempt from STR permitting because the jurisdiction considers it to be a commercial lodging establishment.We've been pursuing an SBA 504 loan for it, which was going well until we discovered that the sellers have operated it only part-time the last 12 years -- intentionally blocking 60% of available room-nights because they just weren't up for running it full time in their retirement.