Only thing I'd say is that I've seen a slight tightening of the market as more people hear about the model.

Clearwater STRs are very restricted. 

Shaker seems a bit more restrictive with POS and taxes, but more family-oriented for the schools. 

This way the wider outside lip contacts the entirety of the drywall while the wings are being deployed and tightened in place.Is there a way to pull the already wired, "old work" electrical boxes through the drywall cutouts from the inside out while not making the holes so big that the wider, outside lips of the electrical boxes can't properly provide contact to the drywall so it can be tightened via the screwed wings?

.#3...don't buy investment properties in an HOA (and that is almost all new homes) because they will likely have rental restrictions, they very well may not sell to investors, and if they don't have rental restrictions, they can change the HOA rules and implement restrictions.#4 Closing costs look super high, but they may be quoting you some kind of rate by down.#5...Hopefully your vacancy isn't 8-10%, but always tough to tell. 

As rates have gone up we tightened my sold comps.

First I would make sure where you are building allows STRs with no or few restrictions.

Amenities are a bit tougher with condos because they may restrict a lot of things. 

Lots of restrictions and tight underwriting on these.

@Christian Rodriguez  Typically there aren't any restrictions on how you want to use your cash once the Heloc has closed.