So if there is any feedback from any seasoned "Multi Family" investors / operators....Please feel free to reach out!

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Feels like the best days of short-term renting might be behind us, what with all the new rules and hotel folks pushing back.So, here's my two cents: find a place that's a good fit for both long and short-term.

They asked that contractor pay for the tow and the damage to their car ( which we are unaware of at this point to what extent that is)Our contractor feels they had no liability .To add he is a great contractor and has saved us many times from big costs dealing  with code inspectors etcMg question to the forum is should we compensate the tenants for anything ?

i think having 'discovery calls' with multiple brokers/lenders is always a good idea. see what loan products they can offer you, what their rates are like (but note that many tell you one thing & ultimately have to close you at another), and most importantly make sure you have a good gut feeling about them. make sure they're responsive and want to educate you & don't try to win your business by sh*tting on other lenders. it weirds me out that the person you talked to had said what they said. to my knowledge, rate shopping & getting your credit pulled for it multiple x in one 30-day span is just fine. all those hard inquiries fall off anyway. it's worth it to get a great loan product and a great rate. and they're wrong - not all lenders have the same products to offer!

Would 10% of the purchase price be fair if I feel that will cover expenses (485K purchase price asking)?

My entire portfolio is on my page so feel free to check it out.I own 4 houses, 8 units, 7 unit, 12 units, 16 units, and a big ol 56 unit.

An HOA is there to protect the look and feel of a neighborhood.

All good stuff, feel free to connect I enjoy networking and talking shop!