Ever wondered how to turn your short-term rental (STR) into a revenue-generating machine?

What I’m wondering is—even though they’re allowed in unincorporated miami dade county—if folks who have applied for licenses in this county are getting obstacles thrown at them preventing them from getting licenses.

The best thing to do is clean it with bleach or a cleaner with bleach as suggested. 

Boston and the immediate surrounds are still the employment capital of the region and people are enduring longer and longer commutes for the opportunity to work in the colleges, hospitals, pharma companies and financial district of Boston / Cambridge.I wonder if there's a practical limit. 

We just see over and over that folks in the forums in CA or other HCOL areas buy a random property in OH or AL or KS, hit a capex expense or two, and wonder where their "cash flow" went.If you are truly in it for the long term, spend some time in the market in person first - don't pick the first property on Zillow that looks nice and buy it.  

Hi @Avrohom Greenif $20K is all of your checking's and savings then I would suggest only using about 1/2 of that so you are not "house broke"If not and you actually have $20K allocated to buying real estate then that enough.

He suggested spraying enzyme remover and/or 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water. 

I am new to real estate investing and BRRRR.I don't have much capital so I am wondering if it's still possible for a BRRRR strategy to work if I am doing a 20% downpayment on a house and have some cash left for renos?

So I was wondering if anyone here have ever heard of it?

My suggestion is to use your own cash to do your first couple make sure you work out the kinks then you can leverage with private money HML or find that unicorn sub to deal.