It looks as though you're trying to solve a problem without knowing whether a problem exists.

Not sure if it would be possible to add another washer/dryer, that may be cheaper than missing several months rent and would solve the problem.

If the higher interest at 30 years allows the Asset to perform, problem solved, if the numbers don't work, then they don't work, don't force it.

They are not opening themselves up to liability, after they got on the phone with the listing agent a week or two before selling their client to that listing agent.that's one thing that miffs me about the HML is those guys just sending out POF willy nilly or doing it for 50 bucks.. with no clue as to who they are giving them to..

There's no secret sauce that hasn't been disseminated on here already in bits and pieces over the years and very little has changed except some of the sharper marketing methods like @Sterling White uses such as (apologies if I butcher this, I heard it on your podcast episode and it blew me away) sending a rubik's cube and saying "let's solve this together" or something to that effect.

I has some experience in residential properties investment so far, other than that no clues how other commerical industries make money.

If your friend can help solve the landlord's problem, then I would hope the landlord would be willing to return the favor.

I wouldn't have a clue how to do that, nor do I want to know.

I love a challenge, love working with others, love creative problem solving, love marketing and networking, and of course, I love houses.

Code is not as simple as a yes or no answer that a lot of people believe it is and designers very rarely know how to problem solve a code issue.