We just finished a trip through the Midwest and narrowed our 1st area to start OOS to Kansas City.

What I'd bring to the table would be researching and sourcing properties, cash for down payments and other expenses, and design and some finishing material sourcing.

just skip those finish the rest of the test and then if you want to do the math come back and do those last.. u dont want a math question to come up when your starting the test and derail you.. 

They may recommend durable materials and finishes that are easy to clean and maintain, reducing downtime between bookings.Stay Competitive: In a competitive market, professionally designed properties stand out among the competition.

I have 2 4,500 sq ft indoor pool homes just finished up and because of material selection and sprinkler system the insurance is less than my 3 bed pool home a 1/4 mile away.

I will have to provide and buy all the finishing (cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, etc), but they demo and install everything.For the garage conversion, including the walk-in pantry and 2 bedrooms, the mini-split system, taking out the garage door and framing it and adding siding to look like the rest of the house, and add 1 window in each bedroom, the quote was $40k.I would love to get your opinions.  

Hi Michael,A reason why the square footage may not have been included is if was not "finished". unfinished areas or attics, or areas only accessible through unfinished areas will not typically be included in the square footage.

Hey Miles, congrats on finishing college and doing in just 3 years that's awesome.

I am already over-leveraged into the project with LOC's and such, therefore I am looking for ideas for other sources of cash to supplement my current rehab loan to be able to get me across the finish line. 

If your properties are finished better then the competition and you are priced within the market rental price even at the high end you should do well.