@Michael Peters Most of the answers here are good advice on pumping more frequently if you're worried, but unless you book it 90-100% of the year, it doesn't get used as much as you would think.

But I'm concerned about the challenges of frequent turnover and vacancy rates.If anyone has experience with MTRs, I’d love to hear your insights!

Even if you could rent it out much more frequently as a STR in the pool how long will it take you to get back your $160K?

The trick is to stay strict on the formula, but once you find that right property (and you will if you keep looking), act on it quick. 

They are big fish if they are frequently there. 

(it seems a bit too far to me but budget wise I might be able to find something there).Thanks  Hi Sweta, I work with an agent well versed in the area that frequently finds off market deals for investors.

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The trick is to know when to shift gears!

It looks like PREIT paid a premium back in 2015 for the property given the development potential which they speak about frequently. 

You cannot convince me that a PM that somehow "tricks" a client into approving a 100-hour lightbulb swap for $1,000 is completely immune.