Businesses that only charge, say, 8-10% on rent and that don't charge ancillary or per-occasion fees are not making any money on the landlord's property, unless of course they are not hiring any staff to provide full service, in which case, I would stay clear. 

My experience so far has been quite positive, but I'm eager to explore more efficient ways to grow my portfolio and maximize returns.Any advice, insights, and resources you can provide regarding this strategy in Milwaukee would be greatly appreciated. 

To be clear, I should ask for who his builder's insurance provider is?

This should put you in a good position to secure favorable financing terms.

Not to invest, not to coach.Perhaps if you share WHY you're interested in real estate we can provide you some direction.

@Jose ChavezAs mentioned notes are very standard documents that your attorney should draft.A PG is another separate document just like there also should be a loan agreement if to a LLC and some security instrumentWe use an attorney to always draft these and charge the costs to the borrower as part of the closing costs

I have access to a bunch of STR data and would be happy to provide you with a revenue estimate for this home if you'd like to connect and discuss your plans for the property.

These factors provide good investment opportunities.3.

I was looking at a securing a line of credit.

If you are an agent or investor interested in exploring potential opportunities or partnerships, I would be thrilled to connect.I look forward to any advice you might provide and am excited about the prospect of potential collaborations.