I particularly like the way he addresses the potential investor concern about the impact of inflation and the reasons that multifamily continues to grow. 

We have reason to believe that they are doing this to ALL guests in hopes of there being negative reviews and having it impact our ability to utilize it as a short term rental.

I estimate 350-500K in repairs and the ARV based on conservatives numbers at 8% cap is around 1.6 million.I have been "winging" it on my previous buildings to an extent but all of them turned out great with excellent cash flow and big forced appreciation. 

I don't know anything about the Phoenix market, but I am an Air Force vet and have used my VA loan several times, so I know a few things about that.  

Moving the property into the LLC actually doesn't have much of any impact on your taxes unless you own it with multiple people (doesn't sound like that's the case).

I have about $230k in cash i'm dying to find the perfect place where I can put some forced equity into, similar to what you did in your Hopewell house by adding sq footage. 

I’m especially interested in how I can impact my W2 taxes.Thanks so much for your advice!!

If the pool fencing does not meet your current zoning rules or their standards, you make be forced to upgrade to keep the policy.  

City is forcing flood insurance to avoid the city cost of cleanup.

What we don't have is some type of spreadsheet/tool that helps us forecast the revenue from our portfolio out multiple years and what impact adding/subtracting to the portfolio will have?