Maybe reach out to the hosts and see how long they have been hosting and what the trends have been like.Good luck and keep us updated on your progress!

At the end of the day- a nice car part or expensive meal really isn't going to shape your financial future but 800-1000 a month less in rent very well could. 

We we stand today is that our occupancy is trending back up and we've done about $1.8mm in upgrades.

This is negotiated differently, and a credit at closing could range from $15k to $25k per unit depending on the shape of the unit. 

It’s crucial, therefore, to ensure that the property is in good shape before listing.

As a result, the trend in my area is for gigantic, luxurious laundromats to spring up all over the place and are taking business away from the smaller mom and pop stores.

I wish I could see more of a future upward trend, but it is just so hard for me to see.

It seems like cost segregation has been a hot topic since podcast episode 689 and I'm going to keep that trend going. 

We ended up putting a new roof and asphalt after we closed along with other upgrades and they didnt have a problem insuring from the beginning even though the building was in rough shape at purchase.

Gotta tell you that PPC from 2012-2022 got harder and more expensive every year and I’m actually wondering if that trend goes the other way in 2023… which wouldn’t be a bad thing for investors.