@Joe TrainorLike @Mark Fries said...And if they feel so inclined to take the cover off and mess with it, they better hope they don’t touch a 220 line.

Most buyers will be inclined to take cash offers... however, it does depend on the deal.

acres but if i were to go forward on the development i would be much more inclined to rezone to 4 family Condominiums if i could.

I'd assume the overall % of this happening is low enough you could bake in extra per night to cover this when/if it comes up.I'd imagine the guest is far more valuable to Airbnb then the host, same way Uber or Lyft more inclined to make the rider happy at expense of drivers.

If offer B comes in first, there's a solid chance that an agent would be inclined to decline offer A verbally or not even present it if it was submitted.

From your description of the neighborhood, it sounds like there's a consistent market for rentals which would incline me towards a BRRRR.Thirdly, what do you know about the neighborhood and comps for other student rentals? 

For maintenance and repairs, is your property asl SFH or duplex, if a duplex you are charging less than $600 a month rent each side from what I saw, tenants in that rent spectrum tend to come with higher maintenance costs because they are less inclined to take ownership of the property (this is just from what I have learned about the business so far), it wouldn't hurt to budget a couple extra dollars in this area, especially for when the move out, if a SFH I think that's a good number.

There are all sorts of ecommerce tools and resources out there, so while I'll need to do some research to figure out which approach is the best for this specific use case, I'm inclined to believe that can be done.

I'm more inclined to do so for December, January and February which is my only slower times.

So, my natural inclination is to refinance out equity and invest in more properties.