Yes to all of it.Definitely stay there a few days to find things your cleaners aren't going to notice.You need to create the 5 star experience from the beginning.

In our situation, property managers won't likely fit into the pie since we are looking to sell the property in the open market.However, you can always leverage your "rock star" agent who found you the deal (assuming it's not an offmarket deal or from a wholesaler) to check up on the construction every so often.

Most his age just want to be a TikTok star.  

But I did not like what I saw, anything under what Costar would rate 4 stars did not appeal to me. 

That's a super super good podcast epsiode- you should probably share it and give it five stars and all that jazz. :) You can't utilize bonus depreciation on anything <50% business use.

What is far more interesting is not the dumb greedy investors that refuse to do an ounce of due diligence before investing and then act shocked but rather the scores of sycophantic, mindless automaton like investors in these reviews who give them 5 stars and say it's the best investment they have ever made in real estate, interspersed with RADD apologizing to 2/3rds of the reviewers for halting distributions and redemptions, which in one review they even hilariously claim that "halting redemptions is common practice in real estate."

A lot of people will pay $1200/nt for 4 crappy budget motel 6 quality rooms at the All-Star resort rather than $175/nt for an 8br themed out mansion with a private pool, theater, and $30,000 arcade room.To answer your original question on investing over a long-term period, that is really this market's main strength. 

Kind of like sports star's endorsing a care or something.

And arguing with SEC saying "oh yeah, I knew the rules and I illegally entered this investment, I shouldn't have been let in sooooo I get a gold star and all my $ back right?"

We ask for a review with the context that we aim for 5-stars which also helps.