Reason I haven’t, agreeing with you over the terrible headache of going though a mortgage process, stips, and risking easily loosing a flip home when someone has funding ready to go.

The cleaners are going non stop, they do not have time to go and check every door knob to see if it is loose, every cabinet knob, to basically go over every nook and cranny of your place.  

Ask for the numbers. 2) Hurricanes come every year, a solid policy such as encouraging guests to purchase hurricane insurance helps mitigate the risks of loosing rental income. 3) In a condo, you’ll need HO6 policy or a commercial policy that covers STRs.

Making sure there no loose roosters at the property who will physically attack the appraiser is also part of the real estate agent's job......yeah.

But at this point, I need a way to show others the benefits of syndication without loosing my very valuable time.

I’m only loosely working with an agent (not signed anything yet).

One uses cap rate comps and the other uses sales price comps, but they both use comps to determine market value after the improvements are made.Commercial multi-family can be a great investment, but you can loose money, even if you have positive cash flow on day 1 and even if your plan is to force appreciation.

The occupant is a previous boyfrined of the seller who claims he and she were/are married, even though no legal documents exist of such marriage.Regardless, this is now in family court where they take forever, are very liberal and loose, and judges shy away from making a permanent decision one way or the other in a case such as this, which is very uncommon.

I was a contrarian, everyone and I do mean EVERYONE said I was crazy and was going to loose my shirt.

@Peter Tverdov   I am very value oriented, but I remember early in my career fighting for $1000 and loosing that one and a few others for what was really insignificant money in the scheme of things.