Suburban Ones Are SurvivingTo summarize the article, throughout this entire CRE 'Doom Loop,' suburban office properties have consistently outperformed urban/downtown buildings.

I'll spare you a 16 page description and summarize. 

I think Henry did a great job summarizing it.

Here's a longer form post about my situation, but i'll summarize it below (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/41/topics/1163859-hoa-f...)

To summarize, STR is not dead to the ones that treat it like a business. 

It makes sense, however just summarizing my understanding:1.

I am now summarizing the key points for managing rental properties to build my systems before launch ( I am strongly considering Rent-Redi software) but I am wondering how I would use this software for client's properties when collecting rent, holding deposits and the like.

@Matt Wells typing this out might get complicated in a hurry so I'll try to summarize and you can certainly reach out directly if you would like to talk it through.Conventional loans categorize loans into 3 main categories:  Purchases, No Cash Out Refinance, and Cash Out Refinances.  

@Roy N. and Jeff Beard Thanks for your responses...you summarized the options well.While the property might be beautiful, if the numbers don't justify pursuit then the right thing to do is walk away.  

I was able to get very similar numbers to the author (hard to get the exact numbers because the author rounds up and then summarizes 3 properties on top of that) when I changed the years of ownership to as follows:Property A - owned 4 yearsProperty B - owned 2 years 3 yearsProperty C - owned 1 year 2 yearsSo I guess my question to the community is, has anyone else ran the numbers and noticed the discrepancy?