Why sell to a big corp, when you've got 15 other warm-blooded families trying to buy your house from you.Interesting reading the original Bloomberg article, and you can see ReAlpha intends to fractionalize ownership of these SFR's turned STR's... almost like a distributed REIT using STR's... 

I have been tasked with assisting in several cases of elevated lead blood level findings, specifically dealing with the Ohio Dept of Health and handling abatement of the properties before they are hauled into court and condemned.

This forces new blood in the area.

Opportunity when sharks circulling in bloddy waters.dont panic.

The best time to invest is when there's blood on the street.

Maybe you already know someone who could help put in some "blood sweat and tears" with you to help you both get there faster?

I live off of my residential rentals -- and I've started writing about the ups and downs just for the fun, the blood and the guts of it all...I totally agree. 

That situation could be fine as long as everyone is incredibly clear about the professional distinctions, but it can still create bad blood if something were to go not as planned, at your risk of incurring unexpected vacancy.

And I mean like reading/following basic prompts.Seriously… WTFIt still mesmerizes me to this day how many people are just plain ignorant when it comes to doing due diligence.I mean guys, we are talking about someones life savings here.Money that took years of blood, sweat and tears to earn/save.Get serious and do you research.You need to know what you want.You need to have confidence in your decision making.If you don’t know what you want, don’t expect someone else to tell you what you should want.

Plus with all the new money in circulation, I have a hard time seeing how that money will not eventually end up in assets.