I've never seen a city transform like this.  

Right now only about 1-2% of my revenue comes from GVR.I can imagine GVR becoming pay-to-play and you having to spend money to gain traffic from it at some point, but if you are working with a PMS that offers that integration for free (shameless plug of Hospitable.com 😉 full disclosure, I work there) then right now any traffic or bookings you do get are a great bonus!

Partner Driven saw an opportunity to transform the property with strategic improvements, enhancing its appeal and market value.

Share and discuss innovative strategies that have transformed your real estate investing approach.

Present a couple of real-life scenarios where private money lending transformed real estate deals.

I recommend that, instead, investors view appreciation as icing on the cake, a bonus that will assist in the investment but is not the basis of that investment.

But in your case, I feel we failed.As a result, we have made some personnel changes and will continue to pursue our goal of transforming lives through real estate.I would be happy to connect with you personally, if you'd like.

Additionally, you can do a cost segregation of the property and take bonus depreciation creating additional tax savings.Beyond short term rentals, I think buying a triplex or property every two years as a primary residence and then renting out the unit you lived in and repeating this every two years is one of the best ways to accumulate a portfolio of properties with little down with property tax savings while you live in the property.Then, it will be surprising how quickly the equity builds up as other people pay for your asset that you then can pull equity out and buy a larger apartment building after you have learned about property management from owning the smaller rental properties.To Your Success!

For example, if this $1,000 was spent on appliances, you can deduct it as maintenance which hurts your lending profile, or you can deduct it via bonus depreciation that does not affect lending.

Smith, who says he’d been investing in stocks and startups for years but didn’t know much about real estate, says Scoutpads was offering referral bonuses to users who brought new investors to the fund.