-The correct answer is, it depends on the Class of the property.BTW: there is no industry standard for Property & Tenant Classes, so the definitions are fluid depending on the location and investor opinion.We're in the Detroit market and if you'd like to know more about it, please PM us.

With the discovery of Nashville many investors moved into STRs and so the growing number of units called for the regulation of the industry as a whole.

That being said, I am still quite hesitant on taking my first step into the REI industry.

This is crucial for ensuring that you are working with a professional who meets industry standards and requirements.

In other industries that I've been in, there were companies that did this, but I haven't found any company in this industry yet that can migrate data between platforms seamlessly.We had to build an entire data migration team in-house in Miami that does it for every person that switches over.

s bring a wealth of knowledge and proven track record to the industry.

Since I am familiar with stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) already, I thought why not give it a shot and see what is in for me in this industry?

You can get high night rates during football season and holidays, but outside of that they drop rates below $100/night to minimize vacancies.

Better yet, call the primo granite shop in your area and ask them price for a group 1 stone (industry standard) and additional costs for cutouts.

A couple fraudulent deals would really set the industry back.