What alternatives can I propose that might work?

@Paul Sanders, just a few thoughts. 

Hi @Gail Sanders!

In some Arizona neighborhoods, 1 in 10 homes is currently a short-term rental. State lawmakers are discussing giving cities the option to:

• Limit the number of STR licenses issued
• Increase enforcement on repeat...

Quote from @Joshua Janus: Quote from @Karl Kauper: Is CMHA still a good investment strategy despite proposed HUD funding cutbacks? 

Far too often, investors pay for tax segregation studies without understanding the implications of depreciation recapture, purchase properties based on unverified assumptions shared by their realtor, accept the loan terms without proposing alternative loan structures that offer the lender equally safe collateral, form entities without understanding their purpose, secure the incorrect or unnecessary insurance, or spend unnecessarily on improvements and inefficient construction practices. 

Despite the premium pricing, stabilized properties in Boston maintain high occupancy rates.The city's recent proposal for $110M in new multifamily construction indicates a continued focus on addressing housing shortages, further fueling the city's multifamily market.

Originally posted by @Alberto Carreazo:Originally posted by @Jerryll Noorden:Originally posted by @Alberto Carreazo:Originally posted by @Bryan Otero:Then what do you propose?

Appraisal = Opinion of Value (Appraiser)Comparative Market Analysis = Proposed Sale Price (Real Estate Broker)Get both 😄

If you have an attorney, I highly recommend having them review any proposed changes and communicate directly back to the corporate attorney if they have any concerns.