Good Morning Sir/ Ma’am, My name is Kahlil Clark, and I am currently active duty with the United States Air Force.

The new rental has a modern kitchen, new appliances, LVP flooring, new central air, LED lighting, new window, paint, texture, etc.

I want to keep the house and do short term air BNB.

I know it had forced air heating, but I am not sure what the current condition is.

Inquiry to CSS, CPAs and MF experts:Many sponsors of multifamily deals advertise the Cost Segregation study as a magic pill that creates money out of thin air, some claiming that by making one they will be able to return 40% of the investors money, even in the first or second year of the deal - how is that possible?

We would also welcome any tax strategies, informal advice on how to offset W2 income; rental properties with negative cash flow, Air BnB... etc. 

My research led me to Biggerpockets, the podcast is the air I breath.

No more long term tenants with dirty yards and houses and cars up on blocks.c) Neighbors love them (except of course for the party atmosphere which has declined rapidly as AIR and VRBO have clamped down on that crowd)d) economic impact - most cities make millions more from TOT than they would without STRs, improving the quality of life for many, particularly the lower classe) the increased tourist activity brings in big $ for local restaurants, breweries, museums and the likeWell I'll stop the rant, you can see where I stand.... :-) Best of luck in your RE career if you go that path.... 

Newer and newer requirements are becoming mandatory slowly in design be it high energy efficiency, material which gives more light-air but blocks noise pollution, unhindered connectivity, better insulation, common areas designed for privacy.Which trends you think will be in future of construction specially in term of Design phase and Materials which will allow designers and developers to deliver future requirements.

what are some things you wish you knew before you started doing Air Bnb?