Investment is budgeted for roughly 120K.  1) If we flipped, likely will get 50K in our pockets after closing costs.  2) If we hold, according to the BRRRR calculator, the CoC ROI is 16.8%/Inf%. 

Make sure to put that in your budget for time frame also.

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

Make sure you leave a buffer in your budget because sometimes unexpected expenses come up.

One of my ideas would be to market this as "Branson on a Budget!"

The once caveat is that because of the demand pricing in PriceLabs (a surge pricing date) would result in a nightly rate greater than your minimum rate and thus less of a discount then budget.

Cost seg studies have many different price points, depending on the complexity of the property but I would budget a few thousand dollars for a property the size.Regarding material participation, you should check with your CPA or tax advisor but generally speaking yes that would be enough time.

Which is fine - but we want to know what columns we went over budget on to try and stop from doing it again.I dont love the idea of having a separate software's - one that tracks finances and one that tracks the cost.

Financial Management:Keep a tight grip on your budget, including acquisitions, renovations, and unexpected costs.

Quote from @Gian Pazzia: For properties that small, you should budget $450 per property and use cost segregation software like the one below from a trusted brand that has been in business almost 25 years.