I am thinking that other than the utility infrastructure reconnections, everything else such as the lot grading, sewer, plumbing, electrical, underground service cable, building and mech safety codes have been inspected when the lot and the mobile home were first put into service, and we won't be using any construction water either.Please shed some light, and thank you in advance ...

I don't say this because I'm a HML, but because I just don't like the risk/liability of holding a rental property in my own name.But again, I'm not in that business...Maybe someone who is can shed some light / give better advice...

I’m afraid whomever told you this is far too light with their budgetary numbers.

A light cream.

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Essentially, we extracted the ADR and occupancy rates to see the variations between potential revenue based on how many guests are able to stay at the properties.The goal is to shed some light on the different levels of demand depending on the # of guests allowed as well as to see which months attract the highest demand (hint: it's March, April & October).

This put it into light for me so much highly appreciate this getting more and more familiar with the previews everyday understating it and putting it into action I have been talking to agents and also looking at properties and doing the numbers nd applying for loans.

Most STR owners joined the game during/since COVID and does not know what normal looks like causing newer owners to panic and drop rates to rock bottom (4 bedrooms with indoor pools during spring break art $229 a night when the Holiday Inn Express is $249 a night).

Mold is everywhere in the environment including indoor.

I don't want to take that lightly without  thinking through all the scenarios.