People buying STR are generally geared towards upper middle class who likely have careers where they are in some form of management and giving up control to someone else just isn’t in the blood, but objectively speaking, without emotion involved you really need to run your numbers. 

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Im familiar with Nimius, In fact I met the owner of the company a few weeks ago at a local meetup and a lot of people I trust would recommend them, so I think this might be a case of "you cant get blood from a stone" Th best piece of advice I can give for both of you would be to check out some of the local REI groups.

@Doug PhillipsHi Doug,Here is a Window A/C tip.Look at the amperage draw of the existing units and try not to go over that amount, just match it.Some may have special plugs and some may not, so look at each one and take a cell phone pic of the plug if it's not a regular plug so you can show the sales tech.They don't last forever, some last only a few years.

It can call multiple cell phones so every roommate gets the call. 

Well we felt bad of course so we put everything on hold and gave her an offer.well we bought the house for $89KRehab : $56KProffit: $66K5 hours on MLS, we got a bidding war.We sent all the offers back with the message:"Yo bloods... try again.

Credit Bureaus, Utility data, Cell Carrier Data and USPS... mostly.

@Anthony Frascone @Ishmael Carter I would agree with Filipe and add that I have been adding units to my portfolio that are closer to the new Fuel Cell Project being developed in New Britain (Corner of Myrtle and Curtis Street). 

Hey blood.

You’re dropping your price too fast and now you have the stink of desperation on you.The buyers agents smell blood and are now going to let you panic some more before offering 100k to see if you’re truly desperate enough to take it.This is why everyone needs to price their properties correctly the first time and let a bidding war push the price up and not get dragged into the bargain basement.