On the market by market level there is a shift happening, remote working coming to forefront alone is a disruptor, it will adjust some things but that's the key ADJUST which means some will be losers, others winners.

For the most part in RE you can liquidate assets to dissolve partnership, however sometimes because of market shifts it may not always be feasible to do that.

Cincy has population shifts (primarily to east side right now).

You can do this by limiting "overnight guests" to a certain limit per month without becoming the morality police.Most traveling nurses I have known work the night shift, so be sure you can accommodate day sleepers with a quiet house and room darkening shades. 

I don't think this is a tell of where the CAP's are going but a shift to encourage safer investments.Big box stores (Walgreens, Sears, etc.) have been deploying on a 4% CAP for 25+ years.

Many standard form contracts you may find through online services do not adequately shift burdens of risk, provide for costs of collections, or fully comply with all local laws.

Yes for the little houses J is definitely the person in Atlanta.I am on the commercial side of things (large multifamily, retail, etc.) and do not mess with the SFR.I can tell you from living in Georgia all of my life that SFR the percentages from investor purchases to homebuyer purchases has shifted.

It really is difficult because it requires a mental and business shift of paradigm.But like everything, if you put in quality work, you can get quality rewards."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-26...Just read this article and found it interesting. Up front, it states:The U.S. housing market -- particularly in cutthroat areas like Seattle, Silicon Valley and Aus...

BEST way to figure out who to contract with and wash our hands of things is to shift the liability to title company or attorney