Especially given that I expect to hold this property long term and am in an area with solid demand. As

I think the zoning regulation (upzoning) would help with reducing housing costs (increase supply to offset demand). As

If the Board meets monthly, I would demand a seat at the table to show them evidence of the problem and demand a permanent solution.

@Jim HenryThe great thing about partnerships is that you can agree to whatever profit/loss percentage you want.It also depends on the experience level for each person.The person "who does all the work" if he/shes been doing it for years, then he/she can demand a higher split.

Markets like Orlando and Daytona have tourism which demands a lot of blue collar housing as well as colleges which demand a lot of student housing.

But if I were you, I'd give this some careful consideration because even though the $50k is less than 10% of the purchase price, the C Buyer may balk at the assignment fee and demand a lower fee.

For sellers, listing in the spring provides an opportunity to take advantage of the notable increase in buyer demand. As

Santa Fe has a horrible housing crunch that is made worse by the many short-term rentals serving the tourists, which means that there is plenty of long-term rental demand as well as high rental rates.

Charleston has a rental demand of 74 yet a higher occ of 75 and revenue of 5500.Is there a variable here that I'm missing, or is Airdna rental demand a flawed statistic that I shouldn't take too seriously?

Am I able to demand a down payment as well?