Love the part about the weight loss.

Good photos are literally worth their weight in gold.Reviews can only hurt you by convincing someone who is already interested in booking not to book … so do whatever you can to keep your guests happy.

If the average cost to add a second bath to a 3-bedroom home is $20k, they might assign a certain weight to each approach and value a second bath at $16 to $18k (somewhere between the market value and the cost), for example. 

In the same manner, anybody that is worth their weight in the multifamily investing space started with a vision and needed some kind of guidance.

I'm weighting the pros and cons of short-term vs long-term to see what would be better.

most sellers want pre approval letters.. there are HML that will just give them out willy nilly just for asking .. sharp sellers know who those are and wont put any weight into those pre approvals. 

At the under 10k range, negotiating typically goes upwards (think multiple offers) as land values do hold some weight.

To you, as an investor, the value may be relative to some variant of CF analysis, but not so to the marketplace, bank, appraiser, etc...With this in mind, an appraiser will weight the analysis 90% CMA, and 10% GRM.  

A good PM is worth their weight in gold.

I personally weight #4 above all since this will be my time wasted.