They go to die in your walls and they stink to high heaven for a few days till they dry out.

. :)Ubiquiti edge router ~ $60 (Personally I would use an Untangle, now Arista, firewall and skip the router, but that is not as user friendly)Ubiquiti 4-port POE switch - ~$30Ubiquiti LR-AP ~$180 (Can usually find in a 5 pack for cheaper)Plus wiring, plus somewhere to house the switch closet (Doesn't need to be fancy, just needs power and to be dry, like @Michael Baum saidThis is just off the top of my head without ever seeing layout/walls/etc.

Perhaps you should consider keeping some of your powder dry until you're sure you have a stable new role to support your day-to-day life.

Yea we are hoping to add some artwork to the basement bedrooms definitely a little dry in there.

The house was owned by a multi-billion dollar SFR rental company, it was a very formal cut-and-dry negotiation process.

I bought a dry erase board and adhesive backed hooks.

Saniflo also has a defect issue with the bladder 'drying out' over time & that's an expensive fix, so again I went with an alternative product.

Many times a "wet" closing is required, (Meaning that you must bring your own money via transactional funding) and other times, you can do what is called a "Dry" closing.  

You can then accelerate paydowns in dry years.I've had quite a few dry years so have been knocking out commercial and higher rate resi debt to earn more than 6% safely while I wait with dry powder at the ready. 

My STR in Cambridge, MA was doing great until bookings & inquiries completely dried up about 3 weeks ago.