i think that if this is your first flip and your out of state its not clever to demo the bathroom. once the walls come down your GC will be licking his chops and that 13k will soon get up to 15K. dont take on too much when you dont know what you doing!

- Repair & Maintenance Supplies- Other Repairs- Linens, Soaps, & Other Consumables- Capital Expense:  New Furniture & EquipmentThis is a master list of their categories https://support.stessa.com/en/articles/3131090-stessa-catego...Also where does one categorize CashBack rewards from credit cards?

There are some very clever photographers out there.

Very clever strategy and niche - sort of blends the benefits of MTRs (premium yield) while de-risking with long term leases and high quality tenants. 

Purchase Price: 136,400Cash to close: 31,400 (20% DP, some closing costs, some things escrowed)Furnishing: ~7,500 (this includes everything: some appliances, furniture, 2 sets of linens for 5 beds, consumables, and much more)Unforeseen repairs: ~5,500 (re-do HVAC, new water heater)Total initial investment: ~44,000PITI: 850/mo. 

Unfortunately for the Insured, someone was too clever by half and too cheap to buy a new policy insuring its grantee.

(These depends on how much you want to provide) Linens (people generally underestimate linens big time, depending on your type of STR there can be high turn over of linens) Software (smart pricing, video monitoring, automatic messaging, PMS, noise monitoring).

They did this by creating an interior doorway removing a linen closet, wall, and stove/cabinets.

The seller needed a specific monthly payment, and while I attempted to be clever by splitting it into a flat principal and interest payment, I should have seen the better option.Instead of a single flat payment, I should have separated it into two portions: one for the flat principal and the other for an amortized portion.

I actually bought a program from Clever Investor and they specifically teach you about wholesaling & they give you the contracts and such.