I ended up with a non-finance, valley job and supplemented my smaller income with real estate. 

We have a noise policy, I am curious of any other methods to promote respect between tenants, if possible.Thanks

As the bay area housing market does not seem to slow down, I am looking to buy a duplex or single family w/ADU as my primary residence for supplemental income.As such houses are in high demand and few to come by, I am also considering a single family with a potential of building an ADU in the backyard. 1.

He also does a lot of promotional type stuff, “one free day if you stay five days type stuff” pay for six and get 7th free etc.

Sounds like you're interested in steady monthly income but are you looking to live/retire on this income or just supplement what you already have.

Corporate is "dog-eat-dog" world sometimes and so, the ones who get promoted are not always the most competent but those who are "perceived" to be good.In real estate investing (and I guess when you own your own business), there's no getting rewarded based on perception...you get rewarded based on your actions and decisions which lead to results.Real estate investing is overwhelming - as anything new that you start - but break it down into what you can do TODAY or on a daily basis.

Let me know if this is not allowed, but I have included a screenshot of the 2022 K-1 below along with a supplemental sheet that shows the income and expenses and the net income/loss.

I am fairly certain they will charge interest from the date of purchase on the remaining balance and not just from the end of the promotion period. 

So it's only natural that there will be differences of opinion.As a conservative investor, the things that are important to me are factors like full real-estate cycle experience with little to no money lost, high skin in the game, conservative loan to value debt, no floating-rate debt, competitive fees and promotes, no juicing of returns with nonreal estate or junk-grade real estate debt etc.  

I actually just posted a topic with deeper thoughts on the supplemental benefits of doing a cost seg study.