I've seen plenty of smaller units perform better on a $/sqft cash flow basis than larger ones.What's the asking price and expected rent?

Are you familiar with how the overall market is performing?

That's just not appealing to me when Equity Residential is selling with daily liquidity, a 4% day 1 yield, and would see price apprication with overall improvements in the multifamily market. 

If those comps were not performing well I would actually be somewhat concerned. 

Looking back on 2025, I’m really grateful for how steady the portfolio performed.

After we left, an investor purchased it, expanded and renovated the home, added a clubhouse, and turned it into what is now a high-performing short-term rental worth ~$1-2m.Watching someone transform a property I once lived on into a successful investment has drawn me to media such as Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Richest Man in Babylon, the BiggerPockets podcast, and the REI industry as a whole.

We performed these, more or less, two at a time, but overlapping, by first moving out Tenants that were not staying (whether by our choice or theirs) and accepting the pre-determined new rates and terms; then moving long term "keepers" either temporarily or permanently at their choice, into a finished reno until their original unit was completed, when they could return.

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That gives us real visibility into cash flow, operating costs, and performance while there’s still time to fix problems, not after the year is over.Our CPA’s job is to advise and file, not clean up 12 months of messy data.

It is worth what the comps say it is worth.Unlike a widget company that might have contracts and existing business, a STR doesn't have that.Past performance doesn't guarantee future results.