They are essentially a trap that captures and kills (electric) the mouse and then its wifi based so it alerts us one has been caught.  

Are there specific programs to use or have you developed alternative forms that do the job with simplicity yet effectively capture the details?

So you ask the chef for his recipe so you don’t have to pay him and you can make it yourself.The list goes on and on for example I can relate it to.

He sees an uptick in month long rentals and wants to capture that market but hosts should be aware that his goals and host goals do not necessarily dovetail. 

The lodges are all first class with chefs cooking us breakfast and dinner first class booze etc..

You can stick to the mainstream and go after the same people your competition is (which is totally fine), but you can also build an advantage by figuring out how to capture the fringes that others ignore.I'm not claiming that you *should* do this or that any of this is relevant to your situation since I don't know anything about you, but wanted to at least share the perspective behind how we think about it.

@Hayden Wright higher cap rate is not always better, capture initial equity through value-add, reserves should be substantial and you will likely use them, if you buy off of a long-time owner be sure to budget for insurance and property taxes to be a lot more than they’ve been paying, buy in an area where rents and property values are going up (good market fundamentals like lots of jobs in diverse fields, affordability (wages can pay the rent), population growth, good schools, low crime etc.).

And so I always make videos of the possums when I capture them, including giving them funny names.

Any member of the GP is allowed to raise the funds needed and will be rewarded with additional equity in the GP at the time of acquisition.Trying to write a General Partnership Agreement to capture this offering. 

Because I have not determined the best way to address an addition or floorplan modification, I suspect my analysis may “double-capture” portions of some budgeted items (plumbing, electrical, etc.) and be way high.Sorry I don’t have actual pics of the interior, but I will post the county’s floorplan sketches.Subject Property Fast Facts:- Not a registered historic home, just very old.- 1890 Construction; brick (original house) & vinyl-sided (1-story addition) - 3Bed/1Bath; 1 bed and bath downstairs, 2 beds and 1 extra community area upstairs- Originally a 3Bed/0Bath.