agreed here but in our market we do more than just build we entitle, attend zoning meetings, we sell the asset, we provide rental comps, we negotiate financing structures, very little of the actual process is building. floorplan design, style, etc local knowledge trumps all.

The adobe-style homes with pools in Borrego Springs in acreage do well.

My 2nd rental until was built in 1963 so the doors are the wood style color and the trim was wood style color as well.

buy in a short term rental approved condo building in the urban core, pretty low risk. properties are appreciating at record levels, keep the price under 500k. buy a studio or 1 bed. we are doing this style development and it accounts for over 60% of condo development in miami dade. 

Our courses are designed for all styles of learning, from auditory to visual and kinesthetic.

There are also 2 indoor cameras: one in the kitchen to make sure nobody forgets to turn off the gas oven or leave the sink full of dish.

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electricity due to the reduced natural light and more people indoors.

I would like a granite style, but not sure about the other stone options in terms of what would be best. 

We have also decided that family always comes first, money is just money and if something happens to our partnership or management style we will sell the building.

I have 9 doors across the Midwest and they all do a minimum of 10% but usually it’s around the 15% mark after a refi, since I normally do BRRRR style deals.