The arbitrager basically has a job as a STR/MTR PM with a bit more upside, but tons more risk.In addition as an owner of properties, I have never understood why someone would choose a low capitalized arbitrager over a licensed, insured, professional PM or an unlicensed co-host where the owner gets the upside.I recognize it is a challenging time to be an RE investor, but I really believe arbitrage is not a worthwhile pursuit.    

Having Title means the state recognizes you as the owner.

I am interested in investing in something a bit more passive as I am getting older and, while I love the real estate asset class, I do recognize the need for multiple streams of income. 

The challenge is there aren’t a lot of recent comps in KC for newer Class A, studio-loft style assets to lean on, which is why I put this post out — trying to get feedback on how to structure it creatively to make it more attractive.What we do know: Class C comps nearby are $100k+/door, so with this being Class A, 2021 build, modern loft layouts (w/ separate lofted bed area), and in a highly walkable location right by the college, we think there’s justification to push above that.That said, I fully recognize we’re testing the top of the market.

Absolute is a recognized term in the commercial world which means that if a tenant signs an absolute NNN lease they are responsible for EVERY expense. 

But it's NOT an incentive for applicants to pick us, most tenants don’t even recognize what I’m providing, much less care… Eventually I just may cut that out too as I think the whole thing is just unnecessary.  

Biggest challenge though was the even though the county recognized it as a SFR (title deed removed) the banks and insurer still see it as a mobile home.

I recognize people will likely frown at the situation, but I'm looking for whether this is feasible and any folks who have utilized this approach.  

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