I have been party to a law suit that has drug on a couple years about new STR rules in a local city (there was nothing defining STRs in that city other than tax collection prior to a few years ago).    

BUGETING, SLOW FLIP, OZ FUND.Then you could follow up with a book called DON'T BE LAZY, DRUGS ARE BAD, GET A JOB, DON'T MARRY A GUY THAT LIVES IN HIS PARENTS' BASEMENT, HOT GIRLS GENERALLY DON'T MAKE GOOD WIVES HELLS HOT TO. 

Understand your potential tenant pool, local crime states, drug/homeless in the area, schools, employers, etc. 

Hi Kyle,If I'm reading this correctly, you want to sell your SFH and take the equity and move it into a MF so that the tenants can help to alleviate the mortgage? 

It helps alleviate the cash outlay, but you don't actually own the property.If you work with an investor, you can have the investor put most of the money in and you all share the profits whatever way you agree upon.If you build a SFH, what size would you look to build and what would be your build cost/SF?

Any advice appreciated.It's likely a drug runner's car or the catalytic converter has been stripped.

But it appears all of that could just have been posturing to gain an advantage ahead of these final talks.The Details.China’s Vice Minister of Commerce announced agreements on:Pausing tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese imports,export controls on things like microchips, tariff suspensions, agricultural (aka soybean) purchases, anti-fentanyl measures, anti-drug cooperation, TikTok operations, rare earth minerals, (as an aside, these minerals are not rare.

One of them said he did a drug test for work and can provide the report, which is negative but I have not asked for a copy.

From non-payment of rent to trashing up a unit, to drug or crime problems, domestic abuse, hoarding etc - not to mention you'll get killed by 1000 needle pricks, small issues that grind you down and make you never want to buy a second property.

After showing a renovated vacant apartment 2 weeks now, and getting a seemingly neverending string of high risk applicants... crime records, alcoholics, people with drug issues, evictions....