I think San Diego is a market that will always appreciate and even if you live there for a couple years and sell in the future you will be in the green.

As many STRs in the area, I have been dealing with cancellations and loss of revenue and will likely to do so for the forceable future.

Consequently, you must choose between immediate cash flow or future rapid rent growth and appreciation.

What are you all seeing as the future of insurance in coastal cities?

The fact that you've raised over $170 million and have passive investments in $1.6 billion of assets speaks volumes about the quality of your team and your approach to real estate.If you’re looking to finance future acquisitions, I'd be happy to get you some very competitive bids on financing...I'd love to learn more about your investment philosophy and how you approach large multifamily projects.

I would find a market with good median rents, and low home costs, and a location that has some indicators that would support future price growth (pop growth, job growth, large businesses/employers moving there).

I am going to install quickset locks and they are all metered separately but looking for functional tips during the rehab process that might make our lives easier in the future and management tips.

And maybe a little extra based on "opportunity loss" of future income, if you feel that's fair.

In my area I'm allowed to rent it out that way but I don't plan to get separate addresses because I want to be able to have the flexibility to remove the doors I'm putting in should I ever want to sell it as a SFH in the future.

I think you missed where @Drew Sygit said that is a copy and paste of advice he gives to those asking about PMCs and asked how many of the questions applied to your screening so he could adjust the content for future posts.