Do not bank on setting a new neighborhood record on $ / sqft - be conservative in your numbers.

I keep a spreadsheet for each property with these Q&A recorded for all prospects. 

@Richard Benjamin Wilhite, A great place to start would be the county appraiser records. 

The document that records the sale is called a "Tohon" and does not list a sale price. 

Hopefully the first letter and threat of eviction record will scare them to leave, or it could drag out for months.

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Many investors in syndications ask such basic questions: what's your track record, when do distributions start, and how frequently do you pay distributions.  

Quote from @Joshua Thompson: If it helps, I asked many clients this same thing and learned the clients who spend time each month updating books and records are the ones who spend less than 30 minutes preparing everything for us. 

Make sure to prepare a professional proposal, highlight your STR track record, and be transparent with your financial projections.

However, normal wear and tear (like some dust or minor carpet stains) shouldn’t count.It’s always a good idea to take photos and keep a record of the condition before the tenant moves in and after they move out.