I think it's a great business model. 

We have new builds going up by the hundreds and I recently met with some of the model agents and they are offering big discounts, buy downs, lower down payments, higher end units for the lower prices, incentives to selling agents, etc. 

Once they get the claim paid a lot of these companies model is to fleece you on the roof.I would not do the HVAC until it is totally dead.

Flat fee and fee-only advisors don't work off of a commission-based business model. 

@Matt W.I have a 1031 vs no 1031 calculator model that I built that shows me the IRR breakeven to help determine the difference in risk to achieve the same quantifiable return.

I'm so sorry for disturbing and coming this way;I really want to gain the experience.Also, if you're contemplating expanding your business using the Arbitrage model but need guidance, I am here to assist.

I’m considering a hybrid MTR/STR business model and this code seems most appropriate as it covers various rental durations. 

Once you get your systems down, you have a real estate business model that you can take to any market and be still be successful.

Third, develop a property management model and plan to keep expenses low and revenue high. 

Renate (Petronella) Kerssens Hi @Petronella Kerssens, Orlando I would probably focus on the PadSplit model, LTRs are difficult to find on market, though there will be deals off-market.