Just to give you a taste we discovered that our last Prez stole $24k from the reserve to gamble.

If you're a baby at renos without a lot of construction experience, I wouldn't touch most of those, though some are more personal taste--I might be interested in a 20-unit MHP, but a 5-unit really doesn't make sense to me unless the MHs come with it.If you're a patient person who is willing to learn to do things right, and especially if you can live right next to the place you're renting out, sure. 

Don't make decisions based on your personal taste or what you would like if you lived there.

Ask 10 people if a peanut butter cookie is better than a chocolate chip one and you'll probably get 8 different answers as we all have our own tastes for pastries similar as we all have our own strategies for real estate. 

I can't wait to be able to create unforgettable experiences for guests, so, in the meantime, I would love to co-host for an owner.

I am closing in another this week that probably would work as a BRRRR, but the margin is too thin on the cash flow for my taste.

Is it just me, or does it seem as if the BP "higher ups" have a bitter taste in their mouths when mentioning wholesaling? 

When it comes to choosing how to rehab a property for a rental it can be a mistake to use your own personal tastes and standards.

Let me give you a taste of TRUE lead generation.0 dollars spent0 budgets managed or figured out0 seconds spend on the phone0 letters sent0 mailers purchased0 effort spent0 postage0 calls placed0 angry callers received0 bandit signs placed0 Voice mails sent0 texts sent0 bandit signs placed0 fingers lifted0 effort, 0 stress, 0 work put into this (other than setting up the system 5 years ago).I am still waiting for ANYONE to challenge me on a better lead generation method.4.

Things like: having roof, heat, driveway, paint, outlets to hang Christmas lights... things that are taste specific can actually de-value.