The curb appeal really lacks.

Navigating the situation where a property must comply with modern building codes but lacks the financial means to do so can be challenging.

If it's a 4-plex I'd increase those numbers because of the lack of economy of scale.  

I've heard many horror stories from limited partners about the general manager they partnered with to do a deal and I noticed some commonalities in each story: - Not following through with business plans- Lack of communication - Lack of accountability I know LPs look for experience above all, but are there any other criteria that you look for in a GM that helps when getting into a syndication deal them? 

You accepted the property in the condition you purchased it in and lack any evidence that the tenant caused the damage.

This was completely my fault due to lack of due diligence but not having the ADU dosent kill the deal it cash flows great and I can always use the ADU as a single guest bedroom to the original rental but would be better if rented separately

Physical investing is a whole different ballgame, you lack the tolerance and understanding of what investing entails.

I just really want to scale up but lack of resources is what holding me back. 

They then cover any damage lack of rent payment.

I was shocked at his lack of integrity and dishonesty.