I prefer no ice makers and when the last fridge with the broken icemaker (lease signed with it that way) dies they will get one without an ice maker. 

Maybe BP should validate successful investors and pimp us out to folks willing to pay 5-10k for a lunch and a couple PPT presentations... seems like a much easier way to make money than investing...

I would prefer some green areas (but should be closer to beach) so that it still is attracted to STR. 

For those of you that also do 7 day minimums, what is your preferred strategy? 

I just turned 18 a couple months ago and while I do work a 9-5 job, it is my dream to not have to do this forever.

You can kick that capex can down the road a couple years, but not forever

For instance, landlords in northern Texas often purchase properties for their rentals at 76% to 80% of the ARV.Other modelsOther investors may prefer a different formula, such as calculating offers based on what they want to earn on the project.

The lease is not up for a couple years; however, the USPS has submitted a proposed lease to me for the next 5 years.

DM me and I can send you the schedule online for them if you want to come North, but I am also happy to connect you with a couple investors right in your area who are active and go to meetups in Monmouth.

-If these sorts of deals are doable (preferably in NC, but I'm open to other states as well), are there real estate lawyers specializing in this sort of thing?