The learning curve gets a lot shorter when you have someone on your team that can lean in with you,  Best of Luck-Kate

At least if you don't want to get in major trouble.I had 3 crews  2 in each.. boy girl... we hit EVERY NOD in the 4 county area... so that's a metro area with 6 people working it and that brought in 2 to 4 deals a month... so think about that.. now I only bought screaming deals..

Even with a GC, problems arise causing delays and sometimes default.A 2nd home that's now bringing in income as a short term rental screams occupancy fraud to a lender (even though you probably didn't mean it to work out that way)I think you should pass on the lot and slow down a bit.  

I’ve been thinking thinking the same thing as well regarding the kissprincipal.Quote from @Kate Stoermer: I'm going to echo the idea that the bells and whistles aren't required if you just have 1 property.

Amen @John Underwood @Kate Stoermer!

You could raise your rates by $1 a night if you don't want it to impact your cashflow.As for linens not on beds: imagine a family packing for a vacation and cramming everything in a car, dealing with screaming kids on the trip, dealing with nightmare traffic and finally getting to the place and unpack all the crap. 

Account ClosedGood morning Kate,While I am not an attorney and do not have a tremendous amount of experience with programs, I will tell you that it will be much more difficult evicting a tenant with these programs.

The numbers could be very appealing no matter what "rules" you apply.There has to be a reason it's a screaming deal, and I've not yet seen it; however, analyzing this deal brings me to an interesting question were I to pursue it.Say I buy the property for cash, disregard any actual numbers; let's assume I have "normal" tenancy (10% vacancy) in the time leading up to the bank transaction.

It screams quality. 

David Mount one things popped out that screams #newbie and that is you said A class.