You won’t obtain accurate information about your contractural obligations fromReal estate brokerSellerMentorBP forum members who haven’t even seen the subject purchase contractSo, where to you find an UNBIASED, ACCURATE, EXPERIENCED opinion of where you stand?  

Their under management cost me two events with VERY costly repairs and they did not stand behind their services.

One of the most important is knowing when to stand firm and not let a buyer dictate the terms of your deal—especially when you know you have a good one on your hands.

Had to go back and transfer $ back and forth.Best name I saw was a contractor that was DFM construction - his name was Jesse so I was like oh what does DFM stand for, he said as a subcontractor its what I want you to do.

It’s just a volatile and speculative asset no has no grounds to stand on.

I very well understand that the majority of people can't imagine this, but for instance during Covid many people I knew disagreed with the forced vaccines and such but were too scared to stand up for themselves.

It’s also the thing that seems to make the Smokies really stand out as a rental destination (among many others): a long season.

Looking at those top performing listings you will want to invest in design and amenities to stand out and be competitive.

She'll be presenting a variety of topics and open discussion, with the goal being "Make your STR stand out in a competitive market".What additional topics or specific questions should we be sure to answer that you wish you knew when you started buying STR's? 

I haven't felt the need to verify employment; I figure that if they have good credit with multiple lines in good standing--and no evictions--they've demonstrated their ability to pay on time.