to the level where you want to be AND their strategy resonates with you the most!

Hello Maleek,To insure you get compensated on the deal, you'll want to first get the hotel under contract.

I was afraid and called local fire station and they didn’t do anything and then I called insurance they suggested to get help of any water restriction and insurance will take care.

You are definitely in the right place.I'm a 2x house hacker (case study in the BP book The House Hacking Strategy) and an OOS investor of MFU.Good luck!

For me, when you factor in insurance, the FL market is just not where I want to be.

This deal showcased our effective renovation strategy and commitment to delivering profitable outcomes.

We should have switched strategies sooner to Airbnb.

I'm happy to connect and chat further if you aren't familiar with this investment strategy. 

Look:The reason you need to do more to make it "work" is because:The success rate of that strategy is SO DARN LOW that you need to send THOUSANDS of mailers, calls, or texts to COMPENSATE for the low performance of that strategy.So in other words...Because it does NOT work, you need to do a LOT of it, to compensate for the fact that it  does NOT work, to get a deal... so you conclude..

I have a strong credit score and expect I would be able to get approved for this mortgage.Monthly taxes = $155/month ($1,860 annually)Annual insurance = Estimated $166/month (~$2,000 annually)Annual HOA = $196/month ($2,352 annually)Maintenance = Estimated $250/month ($3,000 annually) (0.5% of property value given that this is a newer build.