@Benjamin SulkaThis one was mostly cosmetic: paint, carpet/floors, light fixtures, trim, landscape clean up, rodent remediation, bathroom vanities in the 1/2 baths, and some of the windows.Rehabbed one unit at the time aside from the windows.

Agree with the others that tenants are responsible for maintaining the lawn and landscaping.

Not sure how many here will be affected by this but it adds to the tougher landscape for STRs in the mountains.

Milwaukee makes the top 5 in rent growth in every statistic I have seen this year.

You also are welcome to do your own plumbing, taxes, legal work, electrical work, landscaping, etc. 

I would network with local investors to gauge their utility bills, pool maintenance, landscaping, cleaning costs...

They're anticipating the entire landscape being changed by Micron over the next few years, which is cause for plenty of optimism and excitement.

Still expensive, but it's $3k more in my pocket per year for now.This is just part of the current CA landscape.

I just wanted see if there was any other options that I wasn't aware of on how to possibly capture this as it will change my financial landscape.

Considering the ever-evolving landscape of Short-Term Rental (STR) regulations, What are the best 5 states in your opinion to build a STR portfolio starting today?