It makes no sense to leave money on the table by objectively being under market, just as it makes no sense to let your property sit because it's priced over-market.

I'm sure we could all bring something to the table to help investors of all kinds. 

That's comforting.With regards to the options for arbitrage, as you mentioned the CD is quite negative, so I think I would table that one.

Banks tend to not bring that up in conversation so you bring even more money to the table but it is common place.

Financing intimidates me a bit, I think mostly because I’m not bringing a W-2 to the table. 

Of course, if the property is in less than great condition, an increase in reserves is required.Now, my question is how much money may I be leaving on the table by not investing in STR instead?

I prefer ordering counter service vs waiting on mediocre table service in a climate where restaurants are understaffed.

If you're handy with a router and table saw, you could do it yourself.

You should get the matching bedside table and have lamps on bedside tables for reading.

I buy rental properties and improve them and they happen to be in an opportunity zone and I was just making sure I wasn’t leaving any money or opportunities on the table.