I would think snowbirds would not desire class d units/area.   

Our latest case study revealed that our owners achieved 35% higher occupancy and earned 35% more annually by implementing our recommendations.Right Now, there is an Amenities Arms Race. 

Your focus should be on avoiding loss, not earning extra.

I'm so much happier now, earning more income and tax benefits, don't need to be involved in the properties, and have reduced my liability with an added layer that puts more distance between me and the tenants.

Long-term Investment Value: Over time, demand for properties with more amenities (like the extra half bath) could increase, which may help you achieve better returns, even if the immediate ARV bump is minimal.Overall, it may not drastically change the ARV, but for rental purposes, it could enhance the property's desirability and boost cash flow.

He is a family friend and we have even looked at some off market for sale by seller too that I identified stuff where he wouldn’t even earn a commission and he was happy to investigate for me - more of a looking out for me / family than counting a check (I am not looking for expensive real estate and he has owns the brokerage of 20+ agents, unfortunately my purchase isn’t much of a profit opportunity for the office but would probably be more embarrassing on him if we get something wrong  😂) Noted on the inspection though and I will stipulate it is a deal breaker on my side.

A lady I met at that event told me after she joined Andrew's group(I guess she meant the mastery), she earned money right away.

Properties in desirable areas or with substantial potential can attract even more investors.

The "backdoor Roth" strategy allows someone who earns too much income to be eligible to make a direct Roth contribution, to make a non-deductible contribution to a traditional IRA, limited by the annual contribution limits ($5500 for 2013), and then do a Roth conversion by rolling the contribution over from the traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.

Our clients trust us to do the right thing, not because we simply ask them to trust us, but that trust is earned through our actionsI think a lot comes down to experience when choosing the right PM for you.