Details are being ironed out now.

I've got a few irons in the fire so to speak drumming up extra cash to help with purchasing  the properties.

Personally, these do not appeal to me very much because I also want to attract the professional/commuter clientele and don't want to deal with 90 yr old house issues like leaky basements, old wiring, cast iron pipes, etc...I would very much like to connect one on one and compare notes.  

Henry Chen I'm now at Colony ironically and I was thinking of our posts from last year here.

How ironic.

Ironically, I used to own a cleaning company in southern California and for me, it was a lot more stressful.

We do have a meet up group in NEPA here is the information. http://meetu.ps/e/Bn4F9/4VWxF/aOur next meeting is May 11th at the iron skillet in moosic.

That's definitely the type of investment I want to dip my toes in at first, but of course there's always the hesitancy that comes with inexperience with the market and the lack of knowledge when it comes to required finances to actual get started.It's good to hear that all of the team stuff doesn't need to be completely ironed out.

For example, once we had the iron go bad for one of our guests who were there for the wedding.

Deep cement footings, all Trex decking and wrought iron rails - not cheap stuff.