Even if the deal doesn't go through, sharing your experience and tactic will be valuable information for myself and the entire BP community. 

I would stay away from long term contracts and pay by the month to start if you are using a service and then after you have real world experience with it, you can sign on for a year for the discount.

You’re financially protected more with more units/doors.Of course more income.Cons of larger multi family are barriers of entry costs to acquire, operate, and experience.

Get in and our of 3 projects as fast you can and now you have the experience and some profit and now the terms and programs get better for you and you will have gained some knowledge and know exactly what to expect.Just keep in mind that projects have a life cycle of 4 - 6 months. 

If so which ones and what was your experience like?

So, you're right in enforcing the lease.From my experience, although the tenant may have "back problems," they will often use this as an excuse, period. 1.

You don't need to know everything to get started; you need a foundation to build on and the rest will come through experience and then refining your education.You can build a basic understanding of investing in 3-6 months.

The idea is to create a welcoming, affordable living space primarily for local college students.As someone new to this journey, I would deeply appreciate any insights, opinions, or experiences you could share about living in or around Pine Hills.

Anyone willing to share experiences and recommendations for STR/Airbnb?

I think we’ve done a good job updating our property and making the experience great, but I had two recent reviews that I don’t want up.