Larger rehab projects always bring challenges, from coordinating contractors to managing timelines and addressing unexpected issues.

Then, they just deal with issues as they arise.- MFR: depends on type.

The devil's in the details with these types of issues...and local law may also dictate that they need to share costs, but again court is your solution without cooperation...

Bad photos, tenant-occupied, structural notes, foundation issues, “as-is” properties.

Look into the property's history, potential repair costs, and any legal issues that might arise.Build a Reliable Team: Having a trustworthy team—including a real estate agent, property manager, contractor, and accountant—can make the investment process smoother and more successful.Remember, every big success starts with a single step.

@Gin Zhuang The Ciy of Flint, Michigan had a major issue with lead pipes a few years ago that scared a lot of people.What people fail to realize is that MANY homes in this country, built before 1950 have lead pipes from the city supply and may have internal lead pipes. 

Will it increase the locals cost of living, will they appreciate & like you being there, does it contribute to the housing affordability issue if a home is used for this activity or should it have sat a little while longer & encounter a price decrease for a regular homebuyer to afford?

The project came with typical renovation challenges—unexpected issues in an older home, shifting timelines, and contractor coordination.

One issue that I see with padsplit in Houston is that the people are very dependent on cars.If you try to have 4 people live in a 4 bedroom house and each person has 1 car. finding parking might be difficult for the tenants.The second issue that I see is that the rent's aren't that high compared to other cities making it less of an incentive for people to want to share a place.

Try owners that are self managing and having issues filling their units - Try to convince them to allow you to lease and once you have that relationship you can move towards full management.