My favorite few always have good snacks!

Me,I would charge 7% on a no money down loan because you need to make a decent profit and make the note tasty to other note buying cash investors if you wanna sell it before they can refinance and pay you off in 2 years or more.The escrow company will show you how to fill out the paperwork on a private note loan.

Several ideas come to mind.Find an investor or two with "bigger pockets" cash wise than you do right now and cut them in on the deal.You offer to handle everything like rehab costs and the actual work of getting it done(dealing with contractors,real estate agent,etc) and just let them use their cash to pay for the initial purchase.An out of state cash investor like me might want to get in on a nice deal like that.Another idea is to wholesale the house for a smaller but,quicker profit.Get it under contract for a rock bottom tasty price and sell it to a bigger pocket investor before the deal closes.There are plenty of hard money lenders if you want the entire potential profit .Make them compete for your business.

I’m hoping that same gut that digested the follow-up tasty French fries is also the gut telling you to go with Jake and Gino. 

It's a really good way for me to burn calories and keep lean (I typically don't eat anything while working on a property - maybe a small snack during the day - and so that helps also with being healthy). 

Find out what treats they like and bring them along for a midday snack/coffee/pop etc.....When you have 1 house you need to build a personal relationship with them because that is all you have. 

Awesome event, great speakers, better networking, tasty lunch and beverages.

See, as a patient quality of life is vital but being imprisoned to appts and treatments makes it hard to travel anywhere much unless to drs so I’m thinking if I theme each STR differently from decor down to even snacks etc I may stay booked a lot but mainly it’s my way of making a difference.

No professional photos.Photos not staged properly (clutter, beds poorly made, etc.)Underpriced, especially for events and holidays.None of the small things that folks notice and mention in reviews, such as bedside chargers, noise machines, well stocked kitchen, local coffee & snacks, etc.

We have tried to avoid the startup stuff (e.g all free lunches and snacks) - this tends to work well with younger generations and technical staff (e.g software developers).