Years ago, when I was in the retail leasing phase, I was regularly presented with this sort of nonsense and consistently refused to sign.

Here's my latest curveball:Tenant calls me to report a mold problem. 

A Pew Research report found that between 2017 and 2022 - the beginning of the Minneapolis 2040 plan - “housing stock grew by 12% in the city, compared to 4% statewide.

Although we aren't seeing 40+ offers on single listings like in Austin, we are consistently seeing properties selling for above asking price and receiving 3-8 offers within the first day or two of going live.

They have much stricter reporting requirements (audited financials and semi annual reports), as well as a much lower barrier cost of entry.

The IRS expects your cost seg report to be "factually intensive", "supported by corroborating evidence" and performed by a "qualified individual.”

It’s all about learning, consistency, and taking action.

I'm actively using Hospitable, but it's becoming limiting as our company grows, and we've surpassed 25 properties.What interests me the most is a seamless connection to Booking/Airbnb and reports on the owner portal.

I'm also making the assumption (which i would have inspected) that no "major" structural repair is required.Home ListingBP Fix & Flip ReportRehab Estimate Report

The kind of deals that build your reputation for consistently unearthing the cream of the crop.You might think it takes insider connections or secret strategies.