@Bill B. for context, the home is in a dedicated STR community, so it's safe to say there's a 0% chance of running into troubles like you mentioned in Oahu or Las Vegas.Also, like I said, those numbers are 100% made up on the spot.

Ours is at 97% because the main open units are small 5x10 units or parking spots. 

Rip-Off Report has plenty of people that have finally awakened to the fact that CI is nothing but a very cheap and ineffective gathering spot for REI's wishing against hope that somehow they will connect with a successful transaction.5.

The other, in hindsight, was spot on.

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I think I have the spot picked out, I am currently working with engineers, contractors and the county to get a better understand of the numbers it will take to make it happen. 

I target the sweet spot, property that has a better chance of not redeeming (vacant or abandoned or in need or lots of repairs) but it has to still be worth it.

It's not a particularly great place to live...I mean, it's fine, but certainly not a destination spot.  

@Basit SiddiqiAll that you mentioned is spot on and, yes, "poor" is a relative term and is in the eye of the beholder.

How much should a general contractor charge to allow my company to pull permits for each renovation and how much should he charge per onsite visit to spot check subcontractor work?