That’s because many of us are debt averse - mostly because we don’t distinguish between debt used for consumer goods and debt used for appreciating, or income producing investment.

Great point regarding financing but again, you've got to distinguish if you we're talking resi or commercial. 

I am placing an offer tomorrow that is distinguished from much of the competition by walkability.  

As hosts, we're also often familiar enough with the tools used in this space to distinguish careless "templated hosts" from those independently owned/managed hosts serious about improving the quality of their guests' XP and rentals.

Forgive my ignorance, but how do you distinguish a DSCR lender from a commercial lender?

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@Brendan IlliesIfYou are buying assets in your name and transferring to a LLC you are wasting moneyIf you are actually using a LLc as a separate and distinguishable asset that’s a different story and can have some asset protection for your business.While an insurance policy can provide most needed protections, there are times where a LLC can be handy - just have to use it properly

Also your colors could be a bit better to distinguish neighbors-hoods.

Taking your advice here, would love to hear what operators you have invested passively with that you'd recommend, what types of deals you invested in with them, and where.When you say advertising, I think it's important to distinguish between advertising a deal or advertising the sponsor themselves - for those who are new to syndication, they may not know that there's a big difference.

Better understanding the expected cost for linens and consumables will also help me distinguish between the true PM costs (some provide and other do not).