Welcome to the community, Troy!

Hi BP Fam,Short and sweet,  does it make sense to invest in adult communities in Delray beach Florida? 

My rental property is served by a community well that sits on the adjacent lot.

I’m taking a thoughtful, data-driven approach and aiming to avoid common missteps such as:Overestimating rental income or underestimating expensesBuying in low-cost areas without considering long-term valueNeglecting to thoroughly vet property managersSkipping key steps in due diligence and inspectionsI’m looking to connect with experienced professionals in the Nashville real estate community—property managers, real estate agents, tax professionals, and others—who are open to sharing insights on topics such as market analysis, tenant screening, exit strategies, and real estate tax planning.If you're open to a quick conversation, I’d greatly appreciate the opportunity to learn from your experience. 

You don't get anything for it in a legal context, and the accounting becomes a nightmare.  

@Cassandra Alabada,Welcome to the BP community. 

Quote from @James McGovern: I seriously need to encourage my appraisal on a new build to come in much lower and need tactics to make this happen You're asking the community to help you find ways to get an appraiser to manipulate a property's valuation?

Hi, my name is Ben and I've recently been introduced to this community through YouTube videos I've watched.

I focus on repositioning multifamily, infill development, and modular short-term rentals, with a deep interest in design, community impact, and long-term wealth creation.I recently completed a full gut renovation of a 6-unit in Camp Washington (Opportunity Zone, 1031 exchange, all-in hold strategy) and am actively sourcing off-market deals through my company, Venture Real Estate Capital.

Hi Jovany,It has been a while since I had a section 8 tenant, but if you want to focus on that, when you settle on a market can contact the local organization that handles those vouchers (for example, in Madison, WI it's the City of Madison Dept. of Planning, Community and Economic Development and for surrounding communities, it is through Dane County Housing Authority.Those groups can give you an idea on their demand and rental rates (as I recall based on bedrooms) and basics on housing safety standards you will need to meet as the Fed.