Airbnb & Furnished Finder work so differently and I think people often struggle to adjust their expectations when toggling between the two platforms.

Expecting to continue that type of investments and looking at everything real estate (notes, multifamily, cre, rentals, etc...) 

Every goal, decision, expectation, vision and operational decision has to be lock step with each other- and that isn't even discussing the money side of the agreement.  

I have yet to onboard with them as they are backed up about 1.5 months after you sign up to just do the initial onboarding call, at this rate I am expecting onboarding to take 2-3 months from the time I signed up.  

It's going to take longer than you thought and be harder than you expected.

So, I would absolutely do one to start setting the expectation.

I was focused on capital raising, and none of the coaches had any advice about that.Based on how great the 3 day class was, I expected to find a lot more content.

Every property of interest must be evaluated based on current and future performance.Current ConsiderationsTime to rentRenovation Cost & RiskInitial ROI and cash flowPurchase PriceMaintenance costAcceptable area rental restrictionsIn an area that is doing well and likely to do better in the future.In the migration path of urban sprawl.Future ConsiderationsThe location has a track record of appreciation and rent increases.It physically matches the expected demographic changes for the foreseeable future.Buy what your “customer” wants to rent, not what you think is a good property.

With winter fast approaching I need to fill vacancies fast.I have read through some of the post here and understand it can be a decent cash flow, but I would love some recent  feedback from anyone that’s in the padsplit market in Atlanta on what to expect.  

These are great for setting expectations and as management tools (especially, if you actually set those amounts aside), but they aren't ACTUAL cashflows (even if you do set them aside).