Please let me know if you need anything during your stay, or if a detail has been missed.”

When you're responsible for customizing the layout you can get more creative and find extra space a builder missed out on because they wanted to include some type of flex space or amenity room or it just didn't fit their box.

And I don't feel like I'm "missing out" on anything, because (a) I'm still close to BK and NYC by car or public transport and (b) there are plenty of things to do and places to eat and drink across the river. 

If not, would anyone be interested in connecting over a drink or coffee on 10/27 or 10/28?

Obviously in a creative transaction there is extra appeal but even without the creative aspect it seems like a primo option - am I missing something?

Future steps will be getting engineering plans done for the road and utility work, a concept plan for the subdivision and getting it all approved from P and Z and town council again.I know I am missing steps in here but I wanted to type out a scenario so I can come back with questions when I hit some road blocks.

Wanted to be sure I wasn't missing something.

This is important because it keeps you from missing out on the electronic expenses that are a little more difficult to keep track of.

They bought 72 houses in six months at the age of 23 and now drive their Lamborghini to their castle where they party with P-Diddy and drink champagne all day.

you say that you "were told to" get an STR for tax purposes, which seems odd, and that you only have 30-40K... and you might use HELOC money to help with the down payment, which will just put tremendous pressure on you to be profitable and support all of the debt.unless i am missing something i would back up and regroup before you buy a random STR in a random market and hope it supports all the debt you will have to have...