So be prepared to essentially have two jobs and most likely have them overlap somewhat because it's hard not doing some of this stuff during normal business hours.

This scenario yields about a +$5000 per year surplus, so overall, these two retirement properties that I would own 100% (not fractional/timeshare) creates a breakeven financial result, and they are appreciating assets (hopefully).Because of the peak patterns and the overlap of the schedules, cash flow remains positive in every month of the year, so I don't have to float any expenses. 

Because I travel so much, wholesaling may be a good way for me to start but I have never done it.What I hope to gain from BP: I am already learning so much here, but I would love to connect with some folks who have similar aspirations, and also find local REIA I could connect with.What I bring: While my RE experience is limited to our own homes, I do have specialized experience in areas which overlap nicely with any business.

However, if I'm investing in an apartment building, I based the acquisition price on the net operating income, not the value of the land and improvement.Yes, I agree there is a lot of overlap during due diligence between the value of the real estate and the value of the business operating on and in that real estate whether the property is residential or commercial.

So despite fluctuations due to geopolitics, oil can be competitive whereas the LP providers don't overlap as much and have a lock on their service area.But if cleaner burning, more efficient is important to you and if there's a chance that nat gas is coming in I'd it isn't already there, then I'd definitely consider going with nat gas.

Most people don't have overlapping trips, so it's common for there to be a day in between bookings.

It would overlap CA in term of growth for sure. 

I only know some of the costs- the ones that overlap with rehabs.The build cost ended up being 98.57sq ft.

It's difference between a home owner and a business person - two different sets of values which don't always overlap they way we might like.Cleanup might be considered a rehab or repair you can deduct from your taxable income at some point later on as an expense, though it improves neither the property's value nor its income.

Definitely not, I just saw the overlapping locations and thought a connection would be wise, if not fun :)