The three components are an online portal that customers can use to rent, pay for storage etc., a industry specific cal center and "boots on the ground" (an individual who is local to the property who can perform the needed onsite tasks).

Basically want to know the components of closing cost and who (buyer or seller) pays which one?

They are planning to give us the keys at the move out inspection even though the lease explicitly states that keys must Be returned within 24 hours of lease end.

The key is to find a local commercial lender who understands your business and sees the value.

I am currently reading Yardi reports, Marcus and Millerchap reports, ABI, CBRE etc, but am interested to hear about other reports you may find key to your inveating like these monthy or quarterly reports, but also what kinds of material you are reading daily or weekly to keep up with your markets and the multifamily industry.Please share your thoughts and get some conversation going!

He also hasn’t given me the keys to his side of the property.My question is, should I wait the 3 months and see what he does next and curbside his trash?

@Ben Davis for me timely communication is the key.

This is key to growing a real estate portfolio at a reasonable fast pace.

The key is that you must buy that property in the 1031 and demonstrate your intent to hold it for investment use for a time. 

(Key performance indicator) I have a few ideas, but I do want to get some ideas from smarter brains (like you).