This is all conjecture as I am not an estimator or contractor, but I know Monteray Consan 20 works well.That was my fear with this quote, it's heavy charges to tear down and almost nothing about doing the drywall after they tear it down. 

Are you finding MTR to be increasingly competitive? 

The traffic is always heavy in these areas which makes turnover a bit easier than more rural locations.

It does seem competitively priced for the area.If anyone has insights into how the existing HELOC might impact the mortgage assumption or tips for negotiating on a deal like this, I’d greatly appreciate it.

Avoid competition and bidding wars.

Now my focus is on heavy rehab mix use/ multi-families that can be delivered below replacement costs and  $400/sf+ outsale new construction opportunities.

Tennessee’s no-state income tax policy can be a nice perk for long-term wealth building.Indianapolis Pros: Having real estate connections in Indy could give you a competitive advantage on deals, local market insights, and trusted contractors, which can be invaluable for a BRRRR strategy.Ultimately, your “competitive advantage” might be stronger where you already have boots on the ground. 

., I would post it up competitive with the others in the resort.

The location and access to amenities make it a super desirable area so you need to keep an eye on inventory and competition.

Their concept is not new and has been around for ages with people renting rooms in college towns and more expensive markets (NYC, LA) however this is a centralized more hands off management approach to self managing by letting them do all the heavy lifting for you which allows you to scale in less time so yes the concept definitely works and even better with their technology behind it.