What's more interesting is that that bridge lender is still able to generate profit and 10% dividend (whether there's accounting cookbook that I don't understand I don't know) but seems they are having a clever way to avoid losses.

Don't forget the cost to furnish the house, including linens, kitchen stuff, etc. 

The one conversation I had on the phone was with a tech guy who had done the mentor program and seemed happy, but oddly was using is own internet website completely independent of Clever Investor. ( He repeated this fact several times?

My cleaner brings the linens back and puts them in the closet either before the next tenant moves in or during the 1 month cleaning for the new tenant. 

Most importantly: theft, deep cleans, odor removal, stained linens.

The course is a (clever) up-sell, in my opinion.  

Class C or not.If you have the cash available to swing the bat and are clever enough and have the experience to make it work, a shark food deal can improve your lifestyle.But what is shark food to one person could be biting off more than he chew to another--without a war chest of touchable/spendable cash.Which is what I mean when I say cash is king.just my 2 cents. 

.), $2.1K of travel (flights & rental cars), $2.3K in software subscriptions (PMS, etc.) and $300 in mealsManagement Fees ($1.7K) - PM fees, booking platform fees, etc.Cleaning Fees ($6.2K) - pass-through charge for guestRepairs & Maintenance ($10.5K) - General R&M ($1.5K), Painting ($1.2K), Plumbing ($1.5K), Pest Control ($500), R&M Supplies ($500), Labor ($3.5K), Linens, Soaps, Consumables ($1.5K)Legal & Professional ($1.5K) - LLC setup & lawyer fees ($350), inspections ($1.1K)Utilities ($6.4K) - Gas (avg. $63/mo.), Electric (avg. $121/mo.), Internet (avg. $60/mo.), Water & Sewer (avg. $107/mo.).Please let me know if you see anything glaring or things that I can work on bringing down or eliminating completely.It's important to note that up until I hired the full-service PM in April '24, I was self-managing from out of state and paid a local boots on the ground resource when needed.

It includes everything from TV's to linens to forks and knives. 

They clean, advertise, provide linens, etc.