I would include at least the heavy hitters like title insurance, transfer taxes, appraisal, and paying my closing agent.

DST are heavy fee laden because of the way the companies have to package and sell them to make money.Some of my clients instead might look at zero cash flow properties with pay down/re-advance features where they put a nominal amount in for equity requirement say 15 to 20%.

Texas offers a diverse real estate market, from the tech-heavy Austin area to the sprawling suburbs of Dallas and the oil-rich Houston market.

That range is usually listing agent heavy, meaning not a lot of people have commercial buyer's agents in the middle.

So after talking to a local heavy duty tow truck company the price tag is 620$ per hour to come get the R/V off the property.

Does anyone else recommend an alternative that is better priced, but equally as data heavy? 

Hi YehudaThis forum is very self-management heavy with some exceptions of full service Property Managers like myself. 

This is particularly beneficial in popular tourist areas where demand for short-term lodging is high.Flexibility: Owners can choose when to rent their property, allowing them to use it personally during off-peak times.Support for Local Tourism: STRs provide a unique lodging option for tourists, helping to boost the local economy by attracting visitors who may prefer a home-like stay over traditional hotels.Diversification for Investors: STRs provide real estate investors with an additional income stream, especially if they own properties in tourist-heavy areas.Cons:Strict Regulations and Higher Fees: San Antonio recently updated its STR regulations.

You probably also have an opportunity to trim some fat on your PM fees if you still want to outsource the management because that's heavy.

Fortunately ours was not red tagged but both times had heavy damage (but less than most properties).