The general public and local politicians have little regard for protecting this once prestine natural ressource: the storm sewer overflow issue is without a solution in sight (passing a law to allow the municipal waste water plant to dump raw residential and light industrial sewage into the lake 6 times a year would be political suicide in Europe, just saying) and the DNR recommends to limit fish consumption to once per month, just to keep your mercury intake down a bit..

After a light conversation, I literally wrote him a check and caught a flight the next day.

I've not done a deep dive diligence yet, but from the financials I've seen nothing smells but overall the expenses do seem light. 

A light to medium grey would look great on that house, especially with the white windows you have.

I have said it before and will say it again that multifamily CAN BE a fantastic investment, especially, well-led syndications, BUT, it's get dicey in certain markets and so one needs to tread lightly.

There is very little natural light and I am wondering if that will put off tenants or potential buyers when I sell?

@Ari Bachrach It was first brought to light here by @Chris Mason, a knowledgeable lender.

Looking at the rent roll (to see what percentage of current occupants move in this past April/May) as well as at historical occupancy (for any trends in seasonality of occupancy) should shed plenty of light on the situation so that you can make a good decision.Mike

(e) Find out who did the design for the project (paint color scheme, tile, flooring, countertops, selections of vanities, plumbing & light fixtures, etc).

Throw a couple pot lights in the bulkhead while you’re at it and make it a less ugly “feature”.