In other words, gross negligence refers to an act taken without exercising even the most basic amount of care owed to others.

You’re getting AT LEAST 20-30% off the appraised values and the seller’s terms are better than a bank, you carefully proceed.

The only way to tell is by a careful review of your current situation and your expectations of your future situation.

No one cares for how things look. its pretty sad IMO

If they do a good job for you, pay them well as they are taking care of your assets for you freeing you to find more.  1.

It's possible, but I would be careful not having invested in the states before.

It is much like other states, though; it's not all great; you have to be careful where you invest because there are areas that could cash flow a ton but may not be worth the headache.

Good luck with it.A couple thoughts on your situation:-- When I'm looking at AirDNA for our Colorado STR investors, I don't care about occupancy and daily rates for STRs as much as gross revenue.

This strategy can help reduce utility expenses.Mid-term and short-term rentals can have utility costs up to 10% of gross income, including electricity, water, gas, cable, lawn care, and pest control.

or they just care about the house being "liveable"?