I’m also entering in the MF commercial world, but still in the education and team building phase.

I'm in my learning phase and eager to be a sponge.

Location 1: 230 phase 1/ 200 phase 2/ Contractor buildings phase 3;  Location 2: 330 units in one phase. 

They are beginning to phase out Airbnb permits in regular residentially zoned areas I believe in 2022. 

I live in California and have a house in San Antonio that I bought in 1998 when I was in the military. 

I am excited to put those lessons into practice and not become paralyzed in the learning phase. 

If I had that kind of money, I would find one of these hungry guys on here who is in the saving and learning phase, and have them bring you deals for equity splits and such.

In fact, other sources suggest that there are ONLY certain categories (at least in the State of Illinois) who have legal reasons to break the lease and are exempt from liability to follow through with their commitment as far as honoring the lease and NOT incur any penalties at the same time: 1) active members of the military, who must change their station;2) the lease itself being illegal contact (ours was prepared by a Real Estate Attorney, so we are actually in great shape as far as that goes, and we own our property, therefore, have full legal right to rent it out, and full reconstruction was performed up to all existing codes, with all required permits - these are conditions our mentioned above tenants moved in - to EVERYTHING BRAND NEW!

Phase II if necessary.If any of it looks less than perfect, make the seller pay for further inspections as it can get very ugly, very fast.Personally, I'd be inclined to walk away.

I’m active duty military and manage two properties out of state as it is.