Still doing research but would love to hear from anyone that has experience with STR’s during an economic downturn.

I too would love to hear your current thoughts.

Also, from what I keep hearing from agents, communication can make or break a deal… especially after hours, since real estate doesn’t really run 9–5.Curious, how do you find lenders who operate the way you described? 

Hey everyone,I’m curious to connect with investors who’ve been using PadSplit or exploring shared housing models here in the Houston area.I’ve seen more people talk about it lately, and I’d love to hear from those who’ve actually tried it locally:How has your experience been running a PadSplit in Houston?

There have been at least 3 costly efforts by the aids foundation to have the voters over turn this law.  

Agree with the others- sounds like it's time to rip the band aid off unfortunately.

Rashad, you’re in one of those classic “NY/NJ tenant-aid program limbo” situations where everyone keeps punting the ball back to you.Here’s the simple breakdown:1.

I did my background research and found out that I could possibly find a lender that would fund the deal as a DSCR loan as the ratio was very good at 1.25 and I had the funds for 25% deposit.However, I wasn't able to close with the initial lender that pre-approved me as a new investor because one of the units in the 5-unit was a Studio and the size was under 400sqft (as against their internal requirements).I have been under contract for the past 3 months and only have 28 days left to close, if not I'll lose my Earnest Deposit and all the time and efforts I've put into making this deal work and currently unable to find a reliable lender as they keep mentioning that I'm a New Investor with no Experience - as my first property is still under 1 Year of Ownership.Please...I'm asking all knowledgeable investors and direct lenders here to come to my aid at this point as I don't want to lose the property nor the money I've spent so far in this deal.

For rentals or flips, they’re usually a band-aid that starts peeling, chipping, or yellowing within a year, especially around grout lines.

@Brandi Smith you may also want to research the links below if you plan to DIY landlord:Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act | Welcome to Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma's guide to free legal help in Oklahoma.Microsoft Word - Landlord and Tenant Act Update 11-1-19.doc