You don’t (or shouldn’t) want a company that will compromise title standards. 

Have the tenant talk to the neighbour and see if they can come up with a compromise-eg if they are smoking can they (the person smoking) keep the windows and doors closed? 

Especially for bigger multifamily deals where a massive deposit can eat into capital.Using a surety bond like this seems a great way to free up capital without compromising operations.

But adoption/belief will mitigated if you see other compromises, for sure. 

So that 10-18% becomes a sliding scale; the sooner they finish without compromising workmanship, the more they get.

For instance, starting at $775, a 3% yearly increase means it would take over a decade to close a gap of approximately $325.Considering how much you value this tenant, a compromise approach seems most sensible: initiate with a slightly higher increase—perhaps 5% or a flat $50 per month—to narrow the gap more quickly.

., for furniture, appliances, lighting if placed in service in 2025)Repairs and maintenance deductions (rather than capital improvements)Avoid Piercing the LLC VeilMixing personal and business funds, even for STR setup could compromise your liability protection.

Afterwards, you can transfer the property into a Trust and connect that Trust to an LLC for anonymity and asset protection, without compromising your loan.

With your budget, you might have to compromise a bit on location or condition - or shift expectations.

That, no good deed goes unpunished when people don't get exactly what they want:(You offered a compromise that was less than the full penalty, but because you didn't give them exactly what they wanted - you are the "bad" person.