All in, I believe the entire build will be ~$300,000 (I haven't tallied lately) but we've been able to keep it cheap because we're doing a lot of the interior finishes ourselves.

I do believe I discern agent commissions though.Once everything is properly accounted for, what was the return on investment? 

I believe there are specific bookings where you can get 3x LTR rates, for example insurance bookings.

Many of them mistakenly believe all PMCs are the same, so they usually just go with the cheapest PMC.So, price is all that's important to them.

High prices can eat into short-term returns, but if you believe the area has room for growth and demand (which seems likely given SW Montana’s attractiveness for remote workers and lifestyle buyers), the investment could pay off long-term through appreciation and rent increases.4.

Also, after 6 months like you said, I believe you could easily get a cash out Refinance with a DSCR option that would be in the 5% rate as well.If the owner is not interested in Owner Financing, as long as this a 1-4 unit complex, we could get you financed at 80% of purchase, 100% rehab at 11.25% Interest only, I may be able to go as high as 90% of the purchase, but I would need additional information.

You'll want them to be invested in the area and believe in value the community they are investing.

I believe it depends HIGHLY on the person assigned to be your manager and that they have been working out the bugs over the past two years.

I was young once, and I believed back then in people's honorable intentions.

I believe this is critical to the overall business plan and financing strategy for getting this facility back up and running.