Just not sure where to start in asking for my cut.

I've seen extensive foundation repairs done to cinder block walls that are bowing from external hydraulic pressure, and they've been repaired with extensive steel beams, tension systems and a drain cut in for around $12,000.4" is a fair bit of slope and to put in floor leveler...well, that's a lot of floor leveler.  

The commercial world is an excellent place for you to be "cutting" your teeth.

Lived in it for several years where the tenant paid for MOST of my mortgage but not all, but cut our living expenses dramatically.

Depending on that answer, it could be worth the 20-25% cut in revenue if you hire a company to manage the STR. 

I also got the taxes reassessed and cut by more than $7k per year, due to the tax assessment being overvalued compared to my purchase price.I just went through the process of getting a 25-year commercial loan put on the property with my usual lender.

So if the Fed cuts in upcoming meetings your rate would decrease.  

I was ablet to use a better product, which Home Depot was able to cut to size for me at no extra cost, and installed them all myself (easily and only took about 2 hours), and saves thousands of dollars.

That helps cut down on the time involved. 

.- creating an LLC for each property becomes a MESS as you're scaling up, and the annual filing fees plus a tax prep fee for each one are cutting into your cashflow.- LLCs don't provide much anonymity. trusts do a better job at this.- i've heard of investors with a LOT of single-family homes structuring it so they have a few similar properties in each LLC, balancing it every so often so there is about 1m of equity in each LLC.