Lot's of syndicators gravitate to warm belt and business friendly states with reasonable property taxes and growing economies.The DG's they have what they call their (preferred developers).

The bank got the warm fuzzy holding the assets.  

You're right that I should continue to look for the best program for my goals.Thank you so much for the warm welcome and the vote of confidence!

My sister-in-law is a co-owner of this property, lives on site and functions as the Den Mother keeping the place in-order.As you mentioned in your post, lenders are not warm-and-fuzzy about a renting by the room (even though we use written leases).  

Thanks for the warm welcomes and feedback on Ct REIA.

I did have the same issue, my wife was afraid of the risk, but once I was able to explain the amount of money, over time, that we would make and how it would expedite our financial goals she def warmed up!

Don't forget the towel warming bars!

Frozen water supply pipes in the kitchen at one rental and also a drain blockage at the same rental where the blockage was determined to be frozen.And today had an inspection on a flip with guess what - frozen water supply pipes in the upstairs bathroom.Lucky for me I can solve the frozen supply pipes at both houses using a hot water recirculation system, where when the water temperature in the pipes gets too low a valve opens to mix some of the water from the hot pipe into the cold line; this keeps hot water in the hot pipe much hotter (no longer need to run the water for a long while to heat it up), and sends warm water into the cold pipe so that the nearly frozen water flows back to the water heater to be reheated.

No amount of data will be able to fix that, you need to get a 'warm and fuzzy' from the person directly, THEN, you need to constantly manage them.

Mike Reynolds Thank you for the warm welcome and the bump.