The Vacation rental has a lot more laundry and cleaning but makes more money so the question is do you have time for a couple extra loads of laundry and cleaning each week or not.

The best advice I got at the time: Don't waste your money on paid guru courses.  

A good mortgage broker will 1) Find you the best loan for your circumstance (Which in your case will be a VA load but in general there are various things to consider when getting a mortgage) 2) Be someone that you can trust 3) Keep an eye out on current interest rates and let you know when it could make sense to refinance 4) Have a lot of good contacts if you do not have your own (similar for good realtors). 

3) How much do you charge to wash/dry per load?

I just ask that you don't waste a lot of his time if the deal isn't any good. 

We prefer people to be up front with us and to tell us everything up front, so we don't waste anyone's time.

If a property is worth $600k, and is listed at $500k, then offering the list price is a waste of time, because the market here will adjust and it will be bid up to $600k.Now it is certainly not the norm that properties are overpriced by huge margins in our market (In the $1 million plus range they are, but thats part of the pricing strategy), but if they are that wildly overpriced then it is likely due to the non-realistic expectations of the seller in which case the offer could still be a waste of time.

@Erik Dwyer From my experience, and not to waste all the time in the world, it is best to hand a paper with a scope of work to bid, per room per scope if needed.

I can understand why you wouldn't want to call numbers from a poor quality list - that would be a waste of time, which is why you need to scale the process through FB custom audiences.

I know, it's just one of those things where I don't want to waste their time until I have a plan and can tell them what I'm thinking.