As much as you will want to 'jump ship' and make it go quicker... usually income & finances will be a constraining force.Also, be sure to check out this bigger pockets guide to real estate investing:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Hope it helps!

From any economic forecasts I have seen they were predicting a 70 cent dollar with 30-40 dollar a barrel oil. nothing seems to indicate our dollar getting much lower than 70, I think you are a little late to jump ship.

Every guest has my cell phone where they can call or text as needed.We run a tight ship and I rarely get a call or text requiring help.

I run an incredibly tight ship with my STRs and I've never made anything close to the level of profitability promised in those dashboards. 

Whatever you decide, put it in the operating agreement4 - a rising tide raises all ships

Some ships have sailed and you might have missed the boat.

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Most of those have over a billion in value and run a pretty tight professional ship ( Havard MBA management ).

The change order resulted in an extra $1300, but supposedly that would have been the true cost based on the revised design -- they didn't charge us extra for having to ship two loads of material and pick one up.If we weren't looking to move things forward so quickly, we'd probably put up a bigger fight about the extra cost and the missed communication, but at this point, it's worth the cost to just keep things moving.

This is a popular YouTuber who built a shipping container house in Joshua Tree.