We are forced to pay a premium because it’s a necessity. just thought I’d share a creative way I’m looking at higher ROI than long term tenants but less work than managing a ST air bnb Furnished finders is the main website nurses and other traveling professionals rely on. 

Realtors and leasing agents are some of the most vulnerable workers out there for the simple reason that they’re exposed to situations that in any other sector would be considered dangerous or unacceptable: meeting strangers in vacant properties by themselves, collecting (often) cash payment on applications, walking strangers up/down stairs to areas of properties without windows or easy exit.

Materials cost (cement board, insulation if an outside wall, trash bags, shower faucet fixture, etc).

(I'm currently quoted at $325 per SFT for a 2 story, 30K for architect and permit plans, and 30k extra for cement excavation.

A negative CF property quite often is like stairs going down hill.

We expect to see more of it down the road as the city finally grows into its own more and more as we cement our importance in the warehousing and distribution industries (along with biomedical device industry, interestingly enough) but that shouldn't be an immediate consideration.As people are pointing out: cashflow seems to take priority early on to amass a larger portfolio to roll into more stable investments eventually.

(Beer doesn't get shared until AFTER everyone is off the roof.)(4)  Stairs:  Same thing as above. 

But the carpets on the stairs and other high traffic areas.... - well saying they are ruined is an understatement.

That’s the kind of stuff that makes me so angry I throw myself down the stairs to injure the other guy so I can disable him.

Is the presence of a flight of stairs or two going to mitigate the dark danger she believes she's in from that source?