I need some advice with how I might consider handing a tough situation (for me at least) with existing second floor tenants.

The fact that the building already exists and was historically used as a workshop helps from a use/history standpoint, but converting it into a separate rental unit is usually where things get tricky.

It wasn’t glamorous, but it allowed us to keep properties and slowly build a portfolio.From a strategy standpoint, it’s worth getting very clear on the numbers:If you keep the existing home, what would it rent for?

I understand that the City of Anaheim is no longer issuing new STR permits, so one option is to buy a property that already has an existing STR license.

Hello , is it possible to purchase a rental property through an  existing LLC?

What is the best/cleanest way to handle the existing lease?

Buy existing.

We don’t want our buyers owing money to a company that doesn’t exist.

Deals that looked solid a year ago now feel tighter, even though nothing dramatic changed.What I’m seeing smart investors do right now:Re-run numbers on existing propertiesStop relying on “old” expense assumptionsFocus more on efficiency than expansionIn this environment, owning more doors isn’t always the win.Owning cleaner, better-run doors often is.Cash flow didn’t disappear — it just got more honest.Curious — have you re-run the numbers on your existing properties recently, or are you still looking at old assumptions?

What I mean by that is the Insurance trap, when you buy a property subject to the existing finance and you go and have the insurance policy switched to name you as the new main insured party, the lender will be listed on that insurance policy as an "additionally insured party" and will be notified of this change.