I am 27 years old and earn around 150-160k in gross income from my W2 which is remote.

I need to save up some cash quick   If you are finding properties that fit your model, but are short on capital, consider offering opportunities for investment to people in your network who have capital that isn't earning anything.

While you can try to negotiate anything, I haven’t encountered any broker that’s been willing to reduce the fees.

When issues come up, and eventually they will, such as vacancies or unexpected maintenance issues, this is where we've earned our reputation.  

If you do your due diligence, it can be a great investment and help reduce vacancy.

Make a bunch of incredibly hard earned money.

It's a great way to reduce your costs and is a clear competitive advantage in sourcing opportunities.

.- Detailed City Stats: Includes ADR (Average Daily Rate), OCC (Occupancy Rate), and revenue by bedroom count across different zip codes, top performers for that zip and what luxury properties are earning.- Target Guest Persona: Developed based on guest traffic and behaviors, two most common guest types that travel to this market and what their likes and dislikes are.- Guest Feedback Analysis: Derived from guest reviews to pinpoint strengths and areas for improvement.- Amenities Overview: Shares % of most sought after amenities in each market- Design Trends: Trends observed in top-performing properties.- Top Property Links: Direct links to benchmark against leading properties in each marketLooking forward to your thoughts and suggestions! 

We have an agreement that they will manage the properties and the management company earns an asset management fee for ongoing management of the properties.  

The only "investors" that are buying are a) current investors who are growing their portfolios with "dollar cost averaging" and b) High Earning W2 buyers who want the depreciation and are able to just break even on a 15 yr mtg with 25% down.