You can find someone on BP, or at the local REIA meetup in that area that is a 3rd party to the renovations (not the PM, not the contractor, and not the agent), fill them in on the scenario, and ask them if you can "have them stop by the property every so often and take some pictures and check on a specific thing or two that is relevant at the time. 

Therefore, if we searching for "roofing" (with then intention of just searching withing Orlando), we'll get 2000+ results that have almost zero relevance. 

If relevant, I'm talking about a relatively modest purchase price of about $70k.

When I get a booking on VRBO for one of the 3 I need to quickly go in to my PMS and block off the relevant cabins manually. 

And I've seen some good points, and some less relevant. 

But all profits and costs have been claimed on personal income taxes.Here are the most relevant facts, followed by my questions...1) Between the two of us, we own 4 properties:a) I own (via bank financed mortgage) my primary residence, a condo in Austin, Texas.

Soon we won’t even see an eviction or landlord judgment on a background report, so that’s not going to be relevant anymore. 

The two relevant ones in OPs situation are (1) the individual has personal liability for the debts of or claims against the partnership by reason of being a partner based on the law of the jurisdiction in which the partnership is formed, or (2) the individual has authority under the law of the jurisdiction in which the partnership is formed to contract on behalf of the partnership.Those are pretty objective standards. 

Using a silly example to demonstrate that the exact type of "feature" isn't relevant, the same logic applies no matter the "feature" type.Credit, in terms of 'counting' projected ADU rental income: None.

Just give me your timeframe relevant to NOI as pertains to CAP rate, and I'll fire a few over.