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Edit: I should clarify re-reading your question. 8% for under 50 units is doable and a good return for sure, it's just significantly tougher to find quality property managers that will do less than 50 units, because if they are that good why would they continue to do sub 50 unit properties?

THE EDITION (29th) & FAENA (32nd), 1 HOTEL (23rd), W is (21st), SETAI (20th), Ritz Carlton (17th)I see you did $530 per night x 365 = $193,450 x 80%= $154,760.I just went on Expedia and see the Carillon at $336 per night.

Location of property:Occupancy rate:Year purchased:Price paid:Current property value:Gross yearly income:Yearly expenses (if can be broken down, even better):Net yearly income:Personal insight from their experience:I hope this is a legit discussion and we can bring value to newbies like me.Thanks :)P.S - If Moderator can change the title to Share your STR Economics, seems the subject can't be edited HI,I agree I won't share all of what you asked but i can give you a general idea of one of my STR properties.

And in turn, you end up spending more time than you should sending work back for edits.

Edit: title should say "Investor seeks RE mentee" (not mentor)Im looking for a side RE gig to compliment my commercial RE appraisal role I just started (doesn't pay much and no more then 40 hrs a week).

Hello Maneth,Over the last year I have been using "Investing in Real Estate" Seventh Edition by gary W.

Edit: Also, I've read all the steps on screening tenants...

I found some forms online, can I edit them investor friendly and then have a title company or attorney look over them?

I would add (Sorry, couldn't edit) that this equity protection tactic does not save a borrower from foreclosure, doesn't stop a foreclosure and doesn't stall a foreclosure if the transaction does not pay the foreclosing entity off before the date of the posted notice of sale.