Giving up the “safety” of your savings to invest them?

Risks: you might want to investigate risk factors as safety, theft, infra structure of the land etc.In overall, as first STR investment I would stick to a single family home located in a secure and established neighborhood. 

Essentially, our acquisitions were at a stop.

Improving common areas, and anything to do with safety, railings, slippery surfaces etc.

You might want to look into investors like Michael Blank or Sterling White who, as I understand it, aimed for multi family syndications from the beginning, and in so doing developed their essential skill set early on, instead of getting distracted with the day to day of smaller properties.

Technician also took pictures of the final install of the Air Handler.Two month later, when the leak happened, technician was dispatched and he noticed that the drain line was backed up and the float safety switch was engaged.

Mostly code, structural or safety related issues that are present at the moment with out opening or dismantling the equipment.

It may be the best way to create safety, however it will essentially be to the same end goal.

He seems like a prime candidate and this is essentially what he's asking you for.

I started out doing this for the first few years because I was in Van and essentially felt priced out, but didnt want to do long distance.