I would house hack as long as you can.

Thanks  The main thing I look at aside from a reasonable wear layer and pattern & texture (hides scratches) is the quality of the locking system.

I totally understand the frustration—SB 326 and similar inspection laws can feel like another layer of bureaucracy.

Primarily focused on long term rentals in the twin cities area and eyeing a potential for mid term rentals and corporate housing in the future. 

- How do you build long-term relationships with them?

It’s a flexible layer that helps developers protect equity while moving fast on opportunities.Have you used mezzanine financing in a recent deal?

Those projects can be intimidating, but they also create some of the strongest long-term equity wins because you’re controlling the asset and the quality of the renovation.Here’s the way I’d break this down:1.

In rental real estate, umbrella insurance is like a backup layer of protection.

.- Turnkey, this will work best on long term investment.

I've read that adding a layer of drywall helps more, but it's a more intrusive process.- Be clear/upfront about it in the listing description and the photos.