Quote from @Chris Seveney: Recently we’ve had to foreclose and have gone to foreclosure auctions for property across the country — and the story is the same everywhere:Hardly anyone is showing up.That’s not just a figure of speech.

Personally, I think adding a bit more visual interest, like artwork, curtains, a bold accent wall, or even a peel-and-stick mural—could really elevate the feel and make the photos pop for guests scrolling through listings.The backyard looks like a nice open space, but it might benefit from a few fun touches.

As you get away from the city less people want climate control due to the price and also how hard it is to load and unload, going through hallways and elevators. 

A design-build firm handles both design and construction under one roof — that can simplify things, especially on a smaller project like a fourplex.You’ll also need a surveyor early to map out boundaries, setbacks, and elevations — the architect can’t design properly without this.

As loans mature and refinancing at today’s elevated rates becomes necessary, the financial burden increases, especially for buildings already struggling with high vacancies.

I would switch to direct bookings in a heartbeat but here are the thoughts that go through my head ( I welcome any advice or correction in my thinking ) : my bookings would immediately drop like an elevator, which is fine but for how long ?

Dealing with a consistently late-paying tenant is tough enough, but when concerns about safety and a history of violence enter the picture, it elevates the situation to a completely different level.

So elevated them into TRUE equitable interest through my company. 

It elevates your mindset, helps you break limiting beliefs, and equips you to live a more intentional, fulfilling life.

I’m aware there is an elevated level of liability in doing this.