I would say one of the biggest things I see problems with is guests coming in and clicking buttons right away.I think it is necessary to have laminated signs that tell guests how to use things like pool + spa remotes, A/C, specific lights if they are high tech (mood lights, color changing lights), and other things that a guest can get confused on and mad that it isn't working properly.

The months supply rose for each type of home except higher-priced condos.

Needs to be in writing (email etc.) but generally, we don't allow any changes until at least the 1st full year.After that, use your best judgement and go on a job-by-job basis and inspect (for example: they paint one wall or room before you let them paint multiple spaces, AND the color is approved in writing as well).

Top location selection criteria are:Pre-COVID rents and prices rose faster than inflation.

I think quartz is my favorite because of the color options, robust, less/easier maintenance.

Agreeable Grey for a long time was the color to paint rentals, that is changing.

Light color roof and exterior to keep house cool, for warmer climates.

From my experience, it is hard to stop and "smell the roses" when you are in growth mode and determine how much cash flow you truly have.

Had a great experience working with the agent Jamie Rose in Anchorage, who is now my colleague at Vested AK and Loren Bronczyk with Homeowner's Financial Group in Anchorage.

Back then they didn’t have the money to do the full renovation so I originally made the best with what we HAD to work with blending it more to the client’s style through paint colors, accents and new furnishings.