I am glad to hear that you’ve had good anecdotal experiences with your ventures though.

We unleashed back into the world to pursue new entrepreneurial ventures.

Their concept is excellent and they have some successful venture capital backers.

@Rene Hosman I use Stessa as a diy accounting solution.

I'd venture to guess that the median price for an STR-able property is probably $2M.

Minimum cash needed upfront though is usually why people can’t invest in an STR successfully - there’s two buckets I recommend and only two:bucket 1 gets 12-20% CoC and you need $185-$230k cash (depending on if you DIY)bucket two is 15-30% CoC and you need $315k-$335k cash. 

They can provide valuable guidance to ensure everything is set up correctly.If you prefer a DIY approach, services like Zenbusiness or Tailor Brands can help, but they won't offer the same personalized advice.Good luck, and feel free to ask more questions! 

My main goal in pursuing the person was not to recoup for damages, but instead to hold him accountable in some way.Not wanting to throw good money after bad, I went the DIY approach to filing suit. 

Their growth is attracting more robotics and AI talent to the area.Scaleworks: This venture equity firm is nurturing several growing tech startups in San Antonio, creating a ripple effect in the local tech ecosystem.CaptureRx: A healthcare technology company that's expanding its operations and workforce in the city.Filestack: This cloud-based file handling solution for app developers is headquartered in San Antonio and continues to grow its presence.These companies are not only bringing jobs but also fostering a tech-friendly environment that's attracting startups and established tech firms alike.

Wanting to start out this way first and then venture off into other investments to yield more profit by using the funds made from the assignment fee.