Rent stabilization is not one uniform situation—there are multiple layers that materially change the economics and the exit strategy.For example, one of the biggest distinctions is tenant profile.

In New York, cap rates can swing drastically, sometimes even block to block, depending on neighborhood dynamics, building class, tenant profile, and whether you’re looking at free-market or rent-stabilized units.If you have a specific area you're focusing, I would be happy to give some more insight. 

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Lots of posts about people running with money etc and ghosting people here on BPWhile some deals have gone bad- one thing that is sticking out with those who ghost are their experienceLooking at this persons LinkedIn profile they started around 2020 (while having real estate background but not running a company) - this is a similar theme with many of the others.

For those of you who have small cabins or a lack of space for a washer/dryer this article could be helpful.https://blog.yaleappliance.com/ge-profile-vs-lg-vs-samsung-c...This article is all about the various all in one washer/dryer combos that are pretty easy to fit just about anywhere.As some may know, I have been following Yale Appliance's Blog for a few years.

I’m fairly hassle avoidant when it comes to prospective tenants and would not buy a place with this tenant profile in place.

This simple step establishes you in the credit world, giving you a score, and seasoning your credit profile. 

Check out my profile and send me an email if needed, always happy to help other BP members!

This partner can also show you the risk profile of new projects based on the current timelines and financial standing of your active deals.

You can even connect your bank accounts so transactions are automatically downloaded and categorized.Between the two, you’ll have both your operations (tasks/notes) and finances (transactions/records) well covered, which makes managing a new property and LLC a lot smoother.

Also, everyone gets paid for their work so either you will pay the lender or mortgage broker a fee at closing also called buyer paid compensation (BPC) or you will pay with a higher rate for your credit profile where the rate is higher from the base rate for your credit profile.