Please come back and post a follow up, even fi you wind up losing money on the transaction, because it is a good opportunity for new people to learn how difficult flipping a house and turning a profit can be.

But the emphasis and analysis and going over what's a good deal and what's not was what made it so important.

As you mentioned, I don't want to get caught in a situation where I'm forced to sell or LTR and shrink profits or even lose money. 

Whatever you lose in a turnover will be made back pretty quickly once you get a tenant in there that takes that utility burden off your hands.

I can rework the invoices on myside to include the pet fees etc... in on invoice but I lose the granularity of information and have to make notes in the payments. 

However, with my 1 short term rental I am struggling to remain confident that this is the right strategy as when something does happen it seems I lose at least a couple days with them dispatching and then following up.  

Not to mention, the property was probably mismanaged by an “out of continent” investor who just had a terrible experience losing Haiti during the Haitian revolution.From a real estate perspective, the Louisiana Purchase was a game-changer.

It is a strategy for not losing it. 

Even with an LLC and PUP, you still lose the property.

Will probably lose the deal because of their lack of response and poor service.