Guests love a taste of the local flavor.Tech perks: Smart locks, fast Wi-Fi, and streaming services are expected, but adding something like a smart speaker with local guides or even a coffee station with a variety of brewing methods (French press, drip, espresso) can enhance the experience.Guest Experience:Personalized touches: Leave handwritten notes welcoming guests, or even offer a short list of personalized recommendations based on their preferences (e.g., favorite type of restaurant or activities).Thoughtful extras: Think of small details like board games, books, or even a Polaroid camera with a guest book where people can leave their pictures and memories.

If the broker and/or account executive has little to no experience doing these loans, you will most definitely have a bad taste, just like any other loan. 

Nickle and diming on questionable charges such as late fees for funds that were never paid, but rather taking out of funds that you had possession of the entire time just leaves a bad taste. 

-Don't let one tenant or one maintenance expense put a bad taste in your mouth. 

We had one young lady, good job, good credit, good rental history but she had poor taste in men.

I am getting a taste of the challenge it's going to be but not giving up just yet and am surely able to protect my investments.

It is easy to fall victim to a tastefully renovated home that lacks standout features among its peers.Honorable Mention - AlbrightsvilleIndian Mountain Lakes (IML) comes at the same tier as PFE.

Pretty much all major components were newly installed / fitted and done to a tasteful standard (new metal roof, plumbing, electrical, kitchen, flooring, bathroom, doors, new hvac, decks, vinyl siding etc) and I have visited and walked through 3 times and even been under crawl space to inspect a repair that was previously noted on an inspection to the foundation after termite treatment which looked to be a good job.

Potential investors flock to me like seagulls to a fresh catch, eager for a taste of the wealth.

Issues like contractor delays, supply shortages, or unforeseen repairs can extend your timeline, which adds to your holding costs (mortgage, utilities, etc.).Tip: Factor in extra time for delays and have a backup plan to stay on track.Over-Renovating: Many new investors fall into the trap of over-improving a property, especially when they try to bring in their own taste.