In competitive markets like San Antonio and Austin you’ll need to prioritize design and furnishing and I highly recommend using an STR focused interior designer.

They're managed by a property manager and bring in about $3k per month in cash flow after fees.With a household income of around $600k (pre-tax) and $100k available for investment, I'm aiming to find investment strategies that prioritize cash flow over property appreciation.

Or a way of prioritizing one or the other in disputes.Thanks for the feedback everyone.

By prioritizing open dialogue, seeking expert advice, and focusing on equitable solutions, you can navigate the partnership dissolution with minimal friction, respecting each other's contributions while safeguarding your financial interests.Hope this helps!

And this is just as I enter the REI space, so no prev experience managing these types of things but lots of experience managing people and businesses prior. It's

I suspect if we polled only users with over 8 digits of RE or over 8 digits of net worth the question of what they would prioritize cash flow or appreciation, the appreciation would win in a landslide.  

- Prioritize tasks based on their impact.3.

I would prioritize the drainage issue above all else, If the garage is still usable for the time being I would leave it be for now and try and do it in between renters, that way you can actually potentially profit from it. 

I would also prioritize trying to replace your regular 9-5 job and then gradually increasing your income with more experience.

I am okay playing the long game and waiting for the benefits of market appreciation but in the time being would like an average CF return (not prioritizing CF).