I have hate for no one.This is simply an observation or something that is important to understand when you are in this business- because when you go to turn certain units you may run into this big extra cost.

I think you can find a good deal and win in every market.

Or you could even hire a co-host who doesn't have much experience who is looking to learn who would charge way less than an experienced PM - win win situation for both parties!

I simply don't have that knowledge of any other markets.

But they really have their niche down are creating a special experience for guests and not simply selling accommodation.

Small wins and progress, no matter how incremental, can help keep you motivated.

When I buy one of the deals for my own portfolio, or to rehab the house, I simply pay the agent a commission for finding me a deal (I'm a Broker and they're all licensed reps).

If they turn you down because of that, I would simply go elsewhere for your HELOC.

I’m not sure if you can terminate a lease early simply due to a tenants cantankerous attitude.

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