Adapting to the evolving landscape, such as adjusting pricing strategies, enhancing guest experience, and staying updated on local regulations, will be crucial for success in this sector.For more detailed information and insights, you can refer to Shared Economy Tax​​, Safely​, DoorLoop​​, and AirDNA​​.

Detailed breakdown of my estimate is below TASK UNIT Materials Needed Line Item Cost Remove Old Siding Per SF 2,800 $1,400.00 Vinyl Siding Per SF 2,800 $14,000.00 Lawn Maintenance Per 1/4 Acre 2 $70.00 Roll-Off Dumpster Dumpster 1 $350.00 Full Demo Per SF 900 $360.00 Natural Gas Hot Water Heater - 50 Gallon Per House 1 $710.00 Replace All Supply Lines Per Fixture 5 $1,000.00 Install/Replace Tub Per Tub 2 $1,500.00 Build Tile Shower Per SF 160 $3,120.00 Bathroom Sink Per Sink 2 $140.00 Kitchen Faucet Per Sink 1 $90.00 Bathroom Faucet Per Sink 2 $280.00 Trim Kit Only Per Tub 1 $360.00 Install/Replace Toilet Per Toilet 2 $540.00 Upgrade Service Per House 1 $1,400.00 Rewire House Per Fixture 50 $3,000.00 Add New Switch Per Switch 15 $1,875.00 Install Can Light Per Can 10 $1,000.00 Bathroom Vanity Light Per Light 2 $260.00 Replace Heat Pump Per Unit 1 $2,750.00 Batt / Blanket Insulation Per board foot 21,600 $11,880.00 Wall Board Per SF 18,000 $20,880.00 Exterior Door Per Door 1 $230.00 Interior Door Per Door 10 $2,450.00 Sliding Glass Door Per Door 1 $850.00 Paint New Sheetrock Per Floor SF 1,800 $3,510.00 Install Kitchen Cabinets Per linear inch 360 $6,300.00 36" Vanity Per Vanity 2 $460.00 Granite Countertops Per SF 40 $2,440.00 Install Laminate Wood Per SF 1,800 $10,800.00 Permits Per House 4 $800.00 Refrigerator Per Appliance 1 $1,200.00 Range Per Appliance 1 $1,200.00 Dishwasher Per Appliance 1 $550.00 Microwave Per Appliance 1 $300.00 House Cleaning Per House 1 $200.00 Total - - $98,255.00

If you play it right, and buy it right, you should be able to 1031 your proceeds from one deal to another, thus inching closer to your final goal. 

So I think they are good.I would add that you might include a section on the site improvements and enhancements that have been incorporated already (since last announcement), and those that are planned for the near-term future and longer-term future.

And yet the neighborhood around it is going up, so we can capitalize on either a complete remodel or making it a tear down in the future.Its not so much about comparing what we like to do vs a long term buy and hold, but rather we have a long term buy and hold with multiple outs.So for instance (a real example), we bought a 3 bedroom with a weird configuration, some odd things like 7 inches between the lower and upper cabinets in a transitional neighborhood right near downtown.Purchase price was $180K, 2,700Sqft, the house most recently had rented for 1,300/M.......Although it was configured as a SFH, the property is zoned MF.We put in about 30K to turn a loft into a bedroom, added a couple of closets, closed up a door, painted, put in some flooring,  redid the privacy fence,  etc etc. 

kind of like the bathrooms I see in Singapore.. all tiled step down an inch and there is a hose bib.. they just hose them out. 

If a foundation changes in height by 2 inches or more within 12 feet.

I love to learn, I am thrilled that I have the opportunity to satisfy my creative need to express myself in home interior styling and apply that skill to support sellers in one of the most critical times in their lives.I also love to take that a step further with interior design or redesign and help people create an environment in their homes that nutures them, that enhances their quality of life, that reflects their values and interests. a place they love to be and to share with others.AM I on the right track, now?

Just like how the ultra low rates have enabled "too many" people to become homeowners, its created this flood of investors who couldn't invest before to use enhanced cash flow to enable them to invest and attempt to scale.While I haven't read the book you cited, I'm guessing it started with appreciation for wealth generation, then you switch over to larger apartment buildings for cash flow for your retirement. 

They add new features and enhance existing features through updates regularly, so it's clear they're investing time into continually improving the overall features of the product.