We run a 53 acre ranch in the middle of Texas, and the stress of unexpected problems coming up with not enough time to resolve them (septic, water lines, other equipment malfunctions, adequate pool maintenance) between guests is too great.I'm aware there's money left on the table.

The goal is to avoid surprises, understand what challenges may be present, and what impact the results of inspections may have on our future operations of the park.Inspections - If all of the above checks out, now it's time to start spending money on paid inspections.

I'm surprised that there is not more conversation about WithRoam. 

There are always surprises.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

For this reason even real estate lawyers use agent representation here in my experience (I’ve helped a few and was surprised how little they knew about negotiating, transactions, the sales process etc. real estate on the “street level” despite being lawyers and seasoned investors). 

When it came time to sign the management contract I read the contract and was surprised to see all the extra fees charged in addition to the "$99 flat fee" that was pitched to me. $199 start up fee, $350 fee to write a lease. 1 months rent ($2500) to find a new tennant. $350 to renew and existing lease.

It’s vital to find a lender that fits your financial goals and project needs.2: Expect the unexpected ✅Flipping houses is full of surprises!

What’s really surprising (or maybe not) is that many mortgage brokers ask us if we can use a BPO instead of an appraisal (on commercial property!)

Any surprises during the project?