According to their website, Fox Financial, LLC is a: “real estate investment company - we're a team of professionals who are passionate about helping you achieve your financial goals.

By taking the very long term view - closing deals that fail to achieve projected returns will ultimately lead to the syndicators inability to rise capital and to the syndicator’s exit from the business. 

@Robin Cornacchio Here is our "early termination" clause: Be sure to check your local laws and confirm what you are trying to achieve aligns with what is legally allowed. 

That’s why STRs are often what high-income earners focus on, since achieving the same result with long-term rentals requires a much higher bar.As others said, having a passion for real estate helps because it can be some work, but this is a real strategy, and we walk clients through it and many others every day.

Also, commercial financing typically takes 2–3 months, requires a business plan and extensive documentation, and in my experience you usually need a loan over $2M to get reasonable terms.Many people assume multifamily properties are safer because if one unit is vacant, the others still generate income.

-Seller has agreed to provide notice of non-renewal if we request it.The problem:   The tenants may want to stay, but we need to achieve market rate to pay the bills.  

If the unrehabbed unit is habitable so just older looking but no health and safety issues, it could qualify for a DSCR loan.

I have a C class 4 unit I did a BRRR on out in chicago suburbs, its pretty awful but has appreciated almost 2x.

I am now fully compliant and trying to determine the most efficient way to resolve this pre-trial.I’ve spoken with a few attorneys and received quotes ranging from $3k to $6k, and I’m trying to evaluate:- Whether retaining counsel specifically for the pre-trial conference is worth it at this stage, and- Whether anyone has recommendations for attorneys experienced with municipal / STR / code enforcement cases in Williams, Flagstaff, or northern Arizona.If you’ve been through something similar, I’d appreciate hearing:- How your case resolved once compliance was achieved- Whether having an attorney at pre-trial made a meaningful difference- Any lawyer recommendations (or lessons learned)Thanks in advance — appreciate the collective wisdom here.

That changes what timeline is actually achievable right now.