Also, should I be tracking all these hours for the STR active management 100 hours or does that only apply after purchasing the first property?

In this case, I would do everything I could do to hold on to the properties you all already have and see if a cash-out refinance would work to get you the funds you need.

My fiancée works for a property management company, so we've tried to cover all bases, but we want to ensure everything is legally sound.Understanding that it might be a bit unconventional to ask on a public forum, we're hoping to find an attorney or someone knowledgeable who can review our lease to:Verify compliance with local, state, and federal landlord-tenant laws.Identify any risky or vague language.Recommend any necessary adjustments.Any advice or referrals would be greatly appreciated!

Let me guess, but they still tried to stick you with all the back dues when you took it over. 

I have all 5 star reviews and am extremely detail oriented with my properties  To be frank I've been grinding for a long time, but not building wealth and legacy for my family.

Just because you lease up a building to 100% occupancy does not mean you will get credit for all the rental income. 

You will need to look at all the numbers in your underwriting spreadsheet (let me know if you need one) in both scenarios to decide.

If its at all helpful for you I host NYC house hacking happy hour every month on zoom.

We fully funded the purchase and renovation, covering all costs upfront.

Hey Shannon, my partner and I work with STR/MTR investors all the time.