I currently have about 100k equity in my current house and was thinking of building either...A) A new add on suit of 420sqft with its own bathroom and a 3 quarter wall to separate the bedroom and a living room to rent it out.B) a separate unit all together in the back of 400sqft with a small kitchen as the attached addition won't share a kitchenC) just buying a new property all together and trying brrrr method.The market where im at in the 5 cities of Portsmouth, Norfolk, Chesapeake, va beach area on the east coast is a highly saturated with buyers and was considering just adding to my house and renting it out.if have spoken with city about permits and these are the only two options I have with that as my max size I can build.

If I have missed a way to customize the dashboard and have the same functionality as the old version but with some add ons, I'm game. 

Some great add-ons would be a duo k-cup machine with a drip option for larger homes.

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.

That would be an all in cost of 170k in which I would add on 10k for my assignment fee to bring it to 180k for the end buyer.

Had a beautiful YouTube video of several properties taken by the agent, offered and negotiated some (made ourselves more competitive by waiving the appraisal contingency), ordered a thorough inspection (add ons like hot tub, well, sceptic, etc), and had professional photos taken the day of a turn so the place was clean and ready for photos.

Not only that, I don't see how add-ons aside from renters insurance can legally be mandated.TiffanyFort Worthless, TXQuote from @Michael K Gallagher: @Keenan Steverson I agree with the sentiment here.

If I find a good one, i'll evaluate what to do (cancel one, add one, etc) so that I don't go over my 2-3 card limit. 

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.

Aloha BP Fam,I was hoping the Airbnb calculator would be more like the BRRRR calculator, but its just a link to AirBNB site.is there anyway to add on Variable expenses to the BRRRR calc's like in the Fixed expenses?