Theoretically Rent Prep is screening additional states of residence but we'll see. 

Our guests are booking an experience, not real estate.Also I have to believe even in other markets, (if you’re not in the position to rent a treehouse or a giant potato as an STR) one way to set your place apart is by having at least one highly themed room.

You also have to deal with winter weather in the northern states and possibility of pipes freezing and higher heat costs (which would be paid by the tenant once rented out).

I know they have a cap on how much the workforce homes can rent for and also for how much they can sell.

To increase our potential deal flow for fix & flips, we're preparing to start direct to sell mailing campaign.

Has anyone else had a negative experience with a Rent to Retirement new build in Cape Coral?

Do you use their rent collector as well?

Limited space for expansion ensures a housing shortage, driving up property values and rents.

But contracting  is part of the real estate business , flippers are there to make as much profit as they can , agents want the highest commission they can get , landlords want the highest rent they can charge , and contractors want as much as they can get . 

Additional problem - they have been renting the bedrooms out to dormers.