Don't be reluctant to talk to attorneys. 

Happy to connect and talk through strategy.

I used to reply, talk in DM about what we have, etc, but at this point I've given up.  95% of the people we'd talk to about leasing our properties so they could STR never moved forward (and most of those, we just never heard back from)So now when someone reaches out, we ask a few questions first. 

I have been trying to talk to the sellers about the benefits of it for both of us but between work and ignored text messages it's kind of a struggle.To answer your questions:• I have done two light renovations on the apartments in the 3-unit that I own.• I'm expecting that renovation would take less than 12 months (and that's with me working a full-time job on top of it).• I estimated that the repair costs would be close to $10k. • My final plan is to rent the units as long and medium term rentals after refinancing and buying out the seller.• I do not currently have enough liquid capital on hand to put down 20% for a DSCR type loan.

I hope as a qualified tradesman you can continue to inspire and promote the young workers in this country to see the opportunities and worth they can have by pursuing a career in the trades.

@Selena WalshI talked to my primary lender about this.

Would love to talk to anyone else investing in SA to see what they are into.  

I had breakfast with another property manager, and we got to talking about the business. 

Do they offer other services that you may need at one point.I only do home improvement loans today but have good referrals in the New York area if you want someone to talk to about lines or loans.Feel free to message or call me.Jason

I assume you are talking about the individual nurses renting  your unit.