@Eric Lee Nation There are a few changes would recommend you consider.1)  Remove the Med Pay (if possible) and putting hat premium towards a higher Liability Limit

Orlando Florida, due to the amount of Visitors per year for the theme parks.

I’m great with repairs but today I need to select paint theme for the units and colors are really hard for me.

Theirs lots of money out there and there figured out this vertical is a solid place to put it .We just noticed a company that took a commercial property public in NY.They specialize in crowd sourcing funds and place theme is our space with realizable returns Ahhh change .It will all be about keeping up and educating our investors on how they can/should compete as we see more and more of this .

Hi @Tyler Henry Orlando is a great option and really the theme parks make STR's very easy as long as you are in the right area(s).

@Ryan Howell @Mike Szabo @Lindsay Green Some thoughts:I think we're seeing a theme, that owning an STR near a WNC downtown has a little more risk of regulatory complications.

I have no experience with lots and new-builds, so I am making this post to get ahead of any "unknown unknowns" that may bite me in the rear.The key theme is that I'm open to comments, concerns, alternate suggestions and insights from those who have done something similar to my scenario.

However, if you speak with enough folks in one market, you will quickly see some common themes that should help with honing in on where to look & what to look for. 

A common theme is somewhere between 1 in 7 to 1 in 10.

Also, curious to know after purchasing if you spend money on theming and furniture updates etc are those able to be written off without an LLC?