Extra blankets, towels, iron, ironing board, etc.

Again, short term rental, we’ll call it c+, maybe a soft b-. 

Your best lender is the Bank of the Owner, owner financing or creative financing without hard or soft money is the best.

@Dessiree Jimenez I recently used Aven bank with has an interesting concept of issuing a credit card, with the limit determined by the equity in your home and the LTV they would lend to.They were easy to use, did a soft credit pull and offered me $100k at 6.99%, no fees at all.

The bathroom flooring had partial LVP flooring and the rest was covered with a towel there were towels covering the kitchen floor..

Expenses unique to short term rental:- Utilities (trash, water, sewer, gas, internet, tv)- Cleaning and prep- Consummables (soaps, towels, linens)- Hotel taxes (this depends on your locality)Also, to Rob's point, it is more management intensive than long term rental. 

I like to give back because I know all to well how frustrating it can be trying to figure things out when you are starting out.

Does anyone use this software? System? What exactly is IT? What does it do? How will hlp with my RE Business? Any feedback on pros and cons would be appreciated. Thanks.Iris Grant

I finally got my first contract on a small 1000 soft home in a hot neighborhood in Baltimore.

Will you have to replace or regrade to substrate that makes the bottom "smooth and soft"?