Every goal, decision, expectation, vision and operational decision has to be lock step with each other- and that isn't even discussing the money side of the agreement.  

While I manage 65 or so units and we allow the owners to make that decision, I also own quite a few units myself. 

Make a decision and move forward.Don’t make things a bigger deal than they are.What do you think about the garage door color?

This allows me to make a full decision knowing the nature of the repairs, cost of repairs and have the ability to back out of my offer if there is a red flag or major foundation problem that increases my repair costs dramatically higher than I anticipated.

Those decisions are really yours to make and are dependent on your goals.Hope that helps!

@Orlando Glez-JorgePlenty of lenders will lend on this - if you go to Facebook and search for lenders with 100% financing with financing spelled incorrectly, they say they lend at 3% and loan amounts from $5,000 - $50,000,000These lenders will approve you all day long, then have you send them $5,000 upfront.

Portfolio loans analyze the property's cash flow, whereas asset-based lenders make decisions based on rental property cash flow.

To put it as straightforward as possible those are the incorrect questions to be asking if you want to be a savvy investor.

Management is free to make whatever decisions they think are in their best interest… hopefully that consideration extends down to the LPs, and usually they do.  

Strategic land acquisition is crucial for large-scale development projects, and having a clear vision for the property's future use helps guide decision-making.