Well equipped short term rentals bring in $200k-$300k per year over here.South Scottsdale is where it's at.

It would be nice to find a brewmaster that is looking for an investor, I could provide space and financing for equipment in exchange for a percentage of the profit. 

I'm a contractor, and I do not mind client paying for materials, but I need a couple of hundred for consumable materials, blades, cleaning rags, equipment rents if any, etc.

The premium version is really an all in one solution …deal analysis, pulls comp (an incredible feature), mortgage info, built in presentation tools for raising capital AND once you’re working on a rehab it even has a project management suite equipped with scheduling and accounting.

He'll give you an idea of the condition of the HVAC equipment, the electric panel, and the water heater.

For my day job, I develop test equipment and solve people's network and wifi problems.

He rented to one that found Manhattan rents ridiculous, especially after 09/11 there was great demand for office space in Manhattan, so many Manhattan office based business moved to Queens, and even stores that's been vacant a while were rented, even a store that formerly housed a supermarket quickly became an office hub.Then, he had a barber shop tenant, whom he evicted, and left behind a fully equipped shop.

The provider that I make the tenant use provides me with pictures of the pool and equipment on a weekly basis. 3.

Equipment $300,000. 

A house vs. a vehicle vs. heavy equipment, etc.