It features many episodes on real estate investing strategies, including the BRRRR method.

The drafter will tell you what the expected timeline for design will be, timing for permits with city, what the lot and zoning allow you to do… etc The contractor : has to be someone that knows how to do the work (experience), is not too expensive so that the investment makes sense at the end, but is also not unrealistically cheap, to the point that they won't finish the project or they will simply run off with your money… Assuming you have an honest and experienced well priced contractor, then they will give you an understanding of costs for the entire project (a ball park bc you won't know 100% until you get RTI permits from the city (approval)). 

I enjoy buying properties, designing them, and seeing the end product. 

So you can’t use his design without his permission.

Okay just to keep things in perspective, I think Pacific Heights - fictional Hollywood thriller not based on a true story - is a great example of  "1990 in cinema" or "Films featuring Melanie Griffith," but maybe  not a great example of what happens when you wait a day or two to figure out a best course of action to deal with people. 

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As a former PM, I have ran up to 6 jobs at a time with one company and 3 jobs at a time with another design & build company.

Might come out green overall but it’ll be close.bonus: if you’re willing and capable to do an excellent t STR, which I would budget a good $40k-$50k on the furnishing/design/decor (more if you are outsourcing it all) AND are putting down 20%+, you’ll be able to have a very positive cash flow asset.

I am sure it varies depending on the property and features like age of roof and appliances, etc.Any guidance much appreciated.Thanks,-Sig

You've got to be spot on with your design, decor and amenities so really evaluate your property honestly in comparison to your competition and ask if it's going to be a page one listing.