If you invest yourself you will likely reap more rewards but you're also going to take on the pain of your mistakes If you invest as a limited partner you're essentially going to get paid to learn with less upside#7. 7.

Definitely don't use some contract off a website with  no legal help as you can get yourself into a world of pain that way.

If you get audited, it will cause serious pain.

You can generally tell the STR on the block because it's the nicest looking, most well-maintained house on the block.

It's going to be a total pain in the a$$ to fix the formatting for all the Q&A sections and I just still feel like it is clunky and hard to read.

I have four (4) 2bed/1bath units within a few blocks of this property, so I have a decent idea where rents should be once the current leases end.

I dont know if the city will ever block these. 

I will readily admit that I need to be better about contacting owners of the facilities that I think are worth pursuing - it's my pain point.

I think the key is to set your rents accordingly as I looked into Submetering the 4-unit and it was going to be a bigger pain than just factoring in the extra cost and passing it on to the tenant.

Don't you need 2500 per unit unless there are a certain percentage of 2 flats already on the block?