If you use a channel manager and a pricing software that take a combined 4% of revenue, which would be pretty typical (Guesty + BeyondPricing), you would be paying $400 a month. 

So a combination of restaurants, bars, retail, offices, and family destinations.

Combine that with the general decline of travel for the foreseeable future and it could be awhile.

It is amazing how in that Dorchester market and nearby, simple things like adding a more modern backsplash or refinishing and whitewashing the old hutch (most of these old condos have a built in hutch in the dining area that is super dark/old looking), can gain big $$ in the valuation of the property.

But you do not combine those two in determining your taxability.In your example you would pay tax on that $100K.  

@Hannah Cheadle We usually get a policy with American modern.

Sure you can combine all the strategies to try to 'dominate a neighborhood' but realistically either time or money, or both are bottlenecks for you.You could try your 6 strategies and document your results or do some split testing, then determine which is the most efficient and focus on that.Good luck.

Great callI'm in the middle of a rehab that I tore all the framing out of and salvaged for the entry and wall movesI also kept the 8 foot slider-wood and am going to have it rehabbed by a cabinet company for way less than purchasing a new one forsome of the fixtures were just so calcified that they would not workI saved some of the old light fixtures and refurbished them modern getto- they look really coolthe thing is though is storage- you can rent a connex for a few bucks a month until your ready for the stuff that way they are right there on the property and your not going to a storage unit for the stuff your rehabbingI also kept most of the trashed cabinets- all wood but I'm going to sand blast them then verithane, they will turn out really cool- ive done this in the pastgood luck on your projectenjoy

Not a weird question you can buy a house FHA but you have to live there You can start a business and use funds from a home equity loan to start it You may buy an investment property and put it under a business name but you would either need cash or a business loan and not combine it with your primary FHA loan 

Bottomline, desire is great, but combine that w/some knowledge and partner w/experts to gain the experience and you can go far much faster than you think.