I still don't understand how you can reasonably expect tenants to put electricity (and water) in their name when other unrelated units are consuming that product.

I'm hopeful we can find more productive ways with less red tape in the future outside of LIHTC leveraging technology since standard construction really could use an overhaul.  

Not recommending for or against this product, just stating information on the numbers provided and my opinion on which metric to use and be careful on how some types of analytical terms are used to make them seem like an awesome investmentHey Chris, you're right when evaluating the investment as a stand-alone - if you were putting $10,000 of your own money or savings into the investment then using cash on cash return would probably be an overinflation. 

This of course will affect productivity and delivery schedules.WE got all of ours out by the 15th and filed all the state returns by the 15th. 

There are many products by many lenders in many markets. 

Our job is to execute and provide a great product to owners and tenants, not to do what every owner wants.

Things that you can offer your Airbnb tenants (product or service) that will help you cashflow even more.

For everyone loan products the details matter.

The septic company has huge incentives to try to convince you you need their products or services.

To my knowledge only Change Wholesale  and Champions Funding offers this product.