No one wants to be stuck for six months holding onto a house that was priced too high, or losing money because they spent an extra $20,000 on a house that didn’t need it.Looking at other houses.We’ve been over the basics of foreclosure investing, and now it’s time to take some of those tricks that we learned in looking for foreclosures, and applying them to evaluating and purchasing other properties.

You're just working on thinner margins, but there are thousands of possibilities, trick is picking them out ahead of the competition.

So my questions for this post are...what should one be paying for someone/a service to come turnover the apartment for the next guest.what is a good way for the cleaning service to know when to come.what are some tips or tricks for the Airbnb itself to make things as automated as possible.Thank you for your time,Cheers!

That's the trick.

The trick is to drive the ARV. 

Originally posted by Marc Freislinger:I prefer not to let tenants "return the property to original condition" after I had a tenant fill several gouges in drywall with toothpaste.Ah, the old college dorm trick!

Don't spend money on instagram ads when a mailer with some local diner coupons could do the trick! 

Perhaps in your market it remains true but you should be making a lot more if you’re using coding tricks to game the algorithms.

Any tips and tricks?

It's easy to trick yourself using IRR, since it's such a time-bound metric.