If you're in the "desert of CA", and they have the AC set at 60 you could have some enormous bills.Go over and do an inspection to make sure nothing's amiss, like grow lights and pot plants.

Then there is the occasional tropical storm or hurricane.

The only other competition that does weekly rate Kitchenettes like these around me are about 15 miles away and they are bigger hotel chains that are switching to the weekly rates because of the mass amount of transient traffic in the area due to the boom in the chemical plant business in the area.

Quote from @Michael Plante: Don’t show up on time, if at all. 

Tyler is defiantly on a increase of Traffic, Costco just bought property here, there is a amazon plant being built off i20 I believe between Tyler and Longview so its slowly turning into a mini Metroplex lol. thank you so much ill be leaning on you for sure I appreciate it!!

Look at it like networking gardening, you're planting seeds that will grow over the years if you put in regular effort.

My house is on a barrier island so anything more than a tropical storm and we get mandatory evacs.

In many instances they could build a prison or a waste plant next door and you couldn’t sue for that either.Disclosures are typically on properties only not what goes on in neighborhood.

Trimming the shrubbery, mowing the lawn, and planting a few flowers can add a lot of appeal to your property.

What I have to be careful, it is not to put everything in one market, hopefully after this one, I will like to diversify in another market of course and plant more seeds.to @Kristopher Hanks, you are a very good example of a truly and honest person/investor for a lot of people in this community, I must say that when you admit your failures and mistakes, it will make you a better and experienced human being.