Another factor for multifamily property (5+ units), is the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), which is a relationship between the payment for the property and how much income the property generates each month. 

Save for the next house from the cash-flow you generate from renting.

Easy reads and they use real person experiences to help generate a common ground for you.

But I wouldn't want to underestimate the power of a big news-generating company like Tesla announcing the CA->TX move as it feeds into the headlines and momentum of Austin as the new up-and-coming tech center in the minds of many news-watchers out there and will make decisions over the years to come of where they want to be/move to be part of the action of the future. 

Definitely not the customer service type attitude I would expect.  

We have a customer who is in a storage unit without paying.

But, essentially, your first step here should be to figure out how you're going to start generating income.

Again, inspector would want to see that.I am a General Contractor ( and RE Broker)  and have been through this experience many times with customers. 

My ex and I did a highly successful short-term rental in the Georgia mountains which generates great cash flow, but he got the home in the divorce.

Goal examples: Is it to generate leads?