Combined with the price I paid through the auction, they are much higher than market valueproperty 1: paid 100k, owe 170k.

It’s a balancing act between functionality and curb appeal as well.

Maps of the area including hiking trails have been brought up in our reviews... they look great on the wall and provide function and value as well

I'd get a small HELOC in combination with cash and/or partner with someone else to get a deal done.

On a new build $275k is the sweet spot but if you go up to like $320 it better have a steep roof 9ft ceilings and curb appeal front or it will sit up to 90 days before selling.Its basically what most people can afford around here.I would take more of a data approach to this instead of guessing. in our market all new builds combined that sell on the open market is about $550k. we build between 350k and 500k. we also stay in line with where national tract builders build in our market which s 400-600k but we like under 500k in Columbus Ohio. in miami it's similar in suburban markets  

And you also need to be super careful about their 1-yr contract if switching to different a pay model (We are dealing with them for $27000 early cancellation penalty now) Although they have many functions such as generating one listing from Guesty and pushing them to all different platforms, we realize that pushing to multiple platforms is not necessarily generating more income.

We should meet up and see how we can combined forces :)

Hello BiggerPockets community,My wife and I have a combined W-2 income of approximately $550K, supplemented by $100K in stock grants annually.

Based on my understanding of the Customer functionality in Quickbooks, I agree that for real estate investors who might want a more cost effective option can utilize the Customer features (available in the Simple Start and Essentials version) instead of classes.

The combination is that high LTV financed RE is not only at an all time high but in terms of inflation adjusted cost is at greater than 40 year high.