We're nearing the end of our due diligence period, so I wanted to double check that we weren't getting ourselves into a mess before our money goes hard.I also wasn't sure whether to have the current owner fill the units, as I've heard horror stories about owners just filling the units with warm bodies in order to show the higher occupancy on paper, when in fact, they turn out to be not the best tenants.All that being said, I absolutely agree that this is a glass half full situation, as we will get to push those rents sooner than expected.

I mean in my fundings  we are 180 days on average and these are professional flippers.. and I do 100 plus a year of them so I have a pretty good body of work to run averages on. 

Operating agreements can be large and important details can get buried within the body of the text.

Only a small fraction of human communication is the words themselves, you just loose too much with written word sometimes. 

For some unknown reason you were tested today, you saved a fellow human's life, and showed what you are made of under pressure.

If I were in your position, I would sock away as much as humanly possible.

In general, I think they want bodies.

But frankly, buyers are human and not completely rational, so the best you can do is guess what someone else is going to be willing to pay and pad your numbers.

Traps are so cheap... don't make them "handle" the little bodies. 

On one hand you want to be humane, but on the other hand bad tenants can make your life miserable chasing them for a few hundred bucks.