None of us understood the reason for doing this.

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.    

Not a way to treat someone in RE with a deadlineGeorge thanks for your tag here and my apologies if you mis-understood your conversation with my team.

The premise that bruises and lessons will happen whether we idle ourselves or charge forth is a fantastic perspective - thank you for your wisdom.We are not limiting ourselves to strictly Dayton.  

Different mediums have different purposes, that's the premise of media Whatever you say lady. 

Similarly, haven't heard of the plaintiff attorney who doesn't file the claim for premises liability actions or the contractor who doesn't file the mechanics lien because they are unaware of who the member is. 

Thank you for confirming, this is what I understood, it seems that TT is buggy :(

How are you managing premises liability during the construction process when the building is vacant?  

Once I understood the operations, the time commitment it requires, and what amenities are most desirable in my market, I felt much more confident putting offers in and closing a deal. 

Well, when it comes to ride-share service licensure, all those regulators, this will be different because the entire premise and terms of it is vastly different.