If you're looking for pure cash flow then that strategy will be different. 

Hey @Carlos Martinez - I'm a broker & investor in NYC. 1 - Technically getting insurance is on you, BUT it doesn't mean the agent shouldn't be helping you by giving some recommendations lol... it's an odd thing to tell your client that it's not your job anymore. 2 - In terms of paying out of pocket the commission difference, it depends on what agreement you had with your agent.

Hi Deonte - I use a couple different lenders in the area that likely can help you.

What is the deal with all the different Batch platforms?

I've called some companies and it seems like the price varies somewhere between 10-20k to move one, based on a number of different variables.

You are typically paying retail or higher for turnkey so can't expect much appreciation growth in the near term and cashflow on paper vs reality are 2 completely different things.

These were original 1920s hardwood flooring so that will make a difference, as the grain is dense and hard and doesn't absorb as readily as newer, quick growth hardwoods.

What is the average spread (difference between what you are charging your guests and paying your cleaner) for your turns?

Just plan to keep expenses on a spreadsheet.  6) We got an umbrella insurance policy vs LLC - lots of forum threads on here about the differences and which one is best depending on situation.  7) An emergency fund is paying yourself, I don't sleep well whenever mine gets low.  8) For me, it would depend on your financial level, time to retirement, and/or if you have income you need to offset or not. 9) you need to figure out if selling with the up-to- $250,000 capital gains tax free for primary residence is better financially for you than renting as you'd be converting to a rental and potentially losing that tax advantage (takes a lot of monthly rents to equal that benefit), and talk to your accountant about the depreciation as I think they still value it as depreciated when you sell even if you forget to depreciate at tax time.   

Lot's of small pockets get together at different times throughout the month.