It's right on the river, a true log cabin, Andersen wood windows, handmade furniture, high-end finishes and decor. 

If I have a family interested in a unit and one of the children who might still be in HS but is 18 they have to submit to a background and credit check.  

Airbnb doesn't cost much to test (furniture, linens, pictures), why not give it a shot?

My non-expert opinion on material cost projections is that they will come down significantly by next year for the following reasons:Costs have quadrupled on some materials as a result of one thing: The pandemic (not interest rates which haven't changed significantly since pre-pandemic) Supply is down in everything (furniture, bicycles, appliances, etc) and demand for materials is up because people have been doing home improvements instead of going on vacations.

Don't forget your furniture cost and management costs.

That said, factors such as renovations, furniture expenses and seasonality on income make the calculation on CoC less straightforward.

Another Indy development is going to include the Children's Museum and just under $30M there for expansions, but not as ready to go (yet) or in progress as 16 Tech area- worth watching however!

For years I always worked overtime or worked 2-3 jobs to earn some extra money for my children and fiancé.

The furniture was nothing special, probably the equivalent of a $200-300/mo rental package.

This question could be for anyone.. realtors, appraisers or investors.It seems like it’d be a more difficult and subjective adjustment than let’s say.. a pool, because of the variability in quality of furniture, etc.New furniture is ideal, but I’ve seen properties with USED furniture also selling for more than their unfurnished comps.