If I was in your situation, I'd look et the situation based on profitability, liquidity (or rather the lack thereof) and risk.1.

I hold all partner's funds in separate accounts and if I can't deploy their funds within 90 days, they have the option to call their capital back and use it elsewhere. 

You should charge the market rent in the area you are in based on what you are offering.

Hi All ~ In a recent episode of Real Estate Rookie, Tony + Ashley referenced a platform that you can link to your hosting platform that will allow guests to book add-ons directly; they were advising someone who wanted to offer the option of daily passes to a local gym.I'm actually needing/would love to have something like this, + didn't know that such platforms existed.

They're based in Mobile and are fantastic to work with.

Hey @Gabrielle Kremerman - I'm an investor and broker based in NYC/Long Island. 

Option 1-sell it back to her ie tell her you want all of the money back within 72 hours PLUS all of the costs you incurred or will incur (eg mortgage penalty) as a result of her not moving or you will sue her. 

The way I understand it, you can own another home and still qualify for Fannie Mae's 5% down payment option for multifamily properties, provided you meet certain conditions.

Look at both options. 

I live in Kennesaw and I’m interested in getting a house but in my price range the houses are selling significantly higher than asking so I was thinking maybe building might be an option even with the lumber shortages.