If you look at some of them, there isn't enough room to pull it out of the space, remember these things are like 70 feet long and you have to factor in the truck too.If the new site doesn't have a pad you will need to do that.

I too get frustrated at a resort charge but for me I just look at total price when comparing properties.If you went to a mechanic for new brake pads and they said it would be $195 would you upset? 

Even if you check out popular STR podcasts like STR Secrets and Get Paid For Your Pad, the successful hosts building large portfolios will say it's the infrastructure you build around you that matters.

This is not the Mickey Mouse club or the Notebook.

And then 2nd day another person visited for inspection and said they need to remove padding.

Knowns: ground will be rock, no overhangs, typical 8ft fence with one automatic gate with key pad entry for both entry and exit, lighting and video surveillance. 

Need to insulate the pad, walls, roof, doors. 

During this whole time I mucked around in tiny crawl spaces with mouse crap and snakes, cleaned sewage off of myself more than once, made at least two emergency room visits (one for drilling a hole straight through my hand installing cabinet knobs), sweated my *** off in attics in the summer.

I even turned off the hot water tank to save money (until my then-girlfriend, now wife, convinced me to turn it back on)—all to use these savings as my launching pad of capital to get into buying income-producing real estate and starting a business.Fast forward to today, the foundational skills and inspiring stories I absorbed from the BP podcast have given me the confidence to take action and believe in myself, significantly advancing my investment career.

I’m a real target for a sad story from a tenant that doesn’t want to pay.Do you self manage through Pad Split?