At this rate it grows much faster because your money is leveraged.There are many companies out there like equity trust who have a web site that explains the complete process.Good Luck

They don't post it on their web site which tells me it is probably a pretty hefty percentage.There's nothing wrong with giving them a try and comparing them to whatever you currently use.

Hey @Trent Reeve For starting out in STR here is what I would doCheck out your count's web page then call or visit in person to ask to see if you would need a Tax ID.An agent that specializes in investments specifically STR should know this information already or at least be able to figure it out, if not then you probably shouldn't work with them...Other than these things, Enure that your Listing photos are excellent quality, ensure that your cleaners are actually good, and make sure that your communications to guests are super good.I have done a podcast episode on everything needed to onboard a new unit if you are interested PM me and ill send ya the link.Hope this helps, feel free to reach out with any questions, im happy to help with anything STR related as that is my specialty Best of luck, Mike       

It literally had s*** on the floor, cob webs across the doors, and trash halfway to the ceiling. 

First page I scanned seemed to be on the money, I guess by the title of the web address there are cap rate nerds, I don't know.......but here it is.   

I get that politics play a role in this, I get that there are many external factors that are at work and it's not "just" safety.

It's now a web-based tool with powerful search, analysis and marketing components.

But since I'm a web developer, I created a website at https://pineapplebayoc.com/, if you know how to create a website.

Web based.  

We both live in San Francisco and just completed a quick market analysis of a lot of the markets I’ve seen recommended on BP and elsewhere across the web.