I guess, my question was around whether the clients would prefer semi finished vs fully furnished apartments and if there is any demand for that on website like furnished finder.

Was thinking of building an arbitrage portfolio and putting all profits in a side account to pursue DSCR loans on semi rehab properties but its such a long game.  

We now have them come semi annually to do routine maintenance so we can get the 25+ years out of it4.) both octopus furnaces we have replaced were both wrapped in asbestos so replacing them was best for the safety of the propertyI would also suggest when talking to HVAC reps to ask if they are commission based or not, that’s a good indicator as well if you have the means to be a self fixer that’s great but not sure it’s always the best and easiest approach 

Very good tax climate, and landlord friendly combined with strong economic growth with tech companies like Apple and google building data centers, Tesla is building the semi-truck factory and a exodus from CA of people all point to strong signs of appreciation. 

The part I am stuck at is literally being stuck in a semi.

@Jaron Walling I am semi retired and haven't bought anything in 2 years.

The tech and manufacturing jobs are moving from CA with Tesla building Semi trucks and Google and Apple building data centers. 

They are turn key, but made in a plant with high standards of quality control and are delivered via semi.

Basically you will be living in a semi-deserted ski town year-round in the offseasons!

Yes, it can be semi-passive income with the right systems, vendors, operations, potential virtual support, property management team, etc.. but ultimately, you are in control of the success of your property or portfolio and without knowledge, expertise or industry "know-how", then you will eventually lose because you are calling the shots.