We're looking at 20 doors and are having difficulty finding what an appropriate offer on rent payment would be to the current owner after taking out expenses for insurance, taxes, and utilities.

This could be perceived as buyers being stretched thin with little skin in the game.

I prefer a lease over revenue sharing ( option 1)as it places full responsibility of Property manager to maximize revenue while having “ skin in the game” via paying for furnishings.

If you can make a justification for 3-phase electricity, like an elevator or other similar load then this is one way to get them to do it.I'm working on a multifamily conversion to condos so I'm hoping this will allow (1) but I could have difficulty with (3). 

Calling all investors in Niagara Region  Grimsby, St Catherines, N Falls, Welland, Fort Erie, Port ColborneAre you guys having difficulty finding good deals?

I don't want to give sellers false hope by tying them up with a contract while I shop for buyers.This is also a bit different than wholesaling or bird-dogging because I will have skin in the game.

I don't want to give sellers false hope by tying them up with a contract while I shop for buyers.This is also a bit different than wholesaling or bird-dogging because I will have skin in the game.

The cost to do this job is largely a function of the difficulty of accessing the water pipes so you can't use a general cost structure.

@Matthew Paul i agree with most everything you said here except there are some pro contractors that do not have an office and salesman.Otherwise it is no susprise that so many people here have contractir difficulties.

Looking for a little help.Just started out with some RVM on some targeted lists in Western Mass, love the concept of flipping the script of leads reaching out to us, but the difficulty is when these people call back.