For that reason, I focus on looking at investments with value-add opportunity, and thus turnkey properties are less attractive to me.My metrics, then, are typically if my purchase price, remodel costs, and holding costs are less than 70% of the After Repair Value, it's a good deal for me!

Typically a lender wants to see a couple years of documented employment/income history. 

I don't have much experience with the entire process and want to know what's a typical commission % for this type of transaction?

Just don’t make it a no brainer for them to move to a competitor.We typically shoot for 3-5% annual increases in OH.

Traveling professionals are typically going to use a site like FF or Airbnb.

Hi Donald, time frames vary by DST, but it's typically 7-8 years on average.

It's essential to explore alternative parking solutions, like leasing nearby spaces or offering valet services.

Guests typically only use their suitcase anyways, Dressers are also a great spot for guests to leave items behind that the host has to then deal with. 

Essentially we carry back about $1,350,000 at 10% wrapped around a $620,000 note at 4%.  

While the 1% rule can be a helpful guideline for some investors, it's essential to note that market conditions vary greatly by location, and finding properties that strictly adhere to this rule might be challenging, also in Richmond.