I would be interested to hear from investors in areas like Arlington or Dallas proper where it has really locked down on STR regulations and hear how their transition to MTR has gone for them. 

IF you try to obtain it without a skilled Expediter who has experience getting one, you are certainly not putting your best into attaining it.That being said, I have known some expediters who are supposed to be really good make mistakes or don't have the proper knowledge either.

I noticed this upon buying the building, insisted on seeing ID, got the proper spelling of his name, and found four evictions.

He would replace the dirt and sod to correct the erosion issue as well as provide proper drainage.I have two questions:1.

Your attorney will review the contract, help with due diligence, and ensure that the closing process is handled properly.

This is proper planning and so smart to get educated way in advance of the first guy so you are totally on the right track.

I added value to the deal by strategically investing $15,000 in targeted renovations, including modernizing the decor and enhancing the property’s appeal with stylish finishes and functional updates.

If you're in that situation, ensure you follow proper procedure and proceed with that option in conjunction with your eviction process to have redundancy.

I added value to the deal by completing mid-level renovations that enhanced the property’s functionality and appeal, making it a desirable rental option in the area.

Best to do this properly and ignore the people who say not to advertise this.