They also have technical reps that will do a 1-on-1 call to help with your pricing settings.On Airbnb, add length of stay pricing discounts to guests for 3, 4, 5, 7, and 30 nights.

Are co-ops even technically an investment (considering you don’t own the actual space)? 

Milestones are more fun than the finish line.I technically retired in 2015, but realized I am not happy without a challenge, got licensed, started a team and a YouTube channel.Our portfolio is already pretty optimized, but who knows what we will do in 10 years.

They asked me to wait for a week to fix the technical issue.

Technically, money is moving from the 1031 account directly to escrow for a property that will have her on title so it makes sense in my mind, but I'm wondering if there's something I'm not seeing.

It's unreasonable unless you are actually staffing this contractor.- Show them listings or HUD's of recent deals you've done to prove you might bring repeat business (If applicable).- A lot of the trouble is finding a good, professional contractor that will STAY good & professional.

LOL i know you can do it  My point was west coast companies have a customer service department staffed by a entry level employee that does nothing but Agent task's which include the Trio,  House books for agents  and  Developers packages  which they do for companies like mine that develop land in Addition in the Developers services they run all our plat work etc all for no cost to us just loyalty saves us THOUSANDS if we had to do it with hired consultants..

I use technicals to identify buy and sell signals, but at the end of the day, you want to put the odds in your favor.

@Amy FirminAmy, If you are bringing your kids in to teach them the business, letting them know that trying to cut costs by saving on legal fees is definitely not the best advice.A partnership template may technically cover the needs of the parties at its inception but may not be sufficient to cover the eventualities that can arise in real time.If you do find that template, spending a few bucks to have an experienced eyeballs on it to button it up seems like a good idea.

or maybe I can pull money out of first property to use as down payment on next one. but then I still can't technically pay all cash for either property unless use hard money / private lender.