So glad I made this choice because the caller-id, name and the audio is recorded for my review.  

I created a generic posting for a Virtual Assistant and a link to a Google Form that I created that was supposed to farm data of willing workers and ask binomial questions such as if they had experience with graphics, audio editing, Excel, English, and how much their hourly rate was.

It seems that a lot of traveling nurses like private 1bds and studios with parking/laundry.I personally prefer 2-4+ units with 1bds and studios due to the ease of management and stability where they would cash flow as long term rentals (LTR) as well.

Hi Eric,From experience I tell you that investing in STR is not an easy task.I have the experience of investing in a 420 sqft beachfront studio in sunny isles beach Florida.The first factor that you have to take into account is financing, small rooms (less than 500 sqft) + condo tels are a nightmare to obtain conventional financing, 30 years conventional is almost impossible, don't waste your time and with 20 percent less.bridge loans are the most you will find 1-2 years (35 to 40 % down), they have high costs, and you will have to refinance in the short losing money).

If you're actually paying for labor a better estimate would be $30,000-$60,000 for a studio tiny home (8 ft by 20 ft footprint).

You could also get 1 to 3 studios, depending on how much of the 650 will be reinvested and how much debt you want to take on. 

My wife and I just leased a studio in a triplex that we own in about 1.5 weeks and ended up pushing rents about $75/mo there compared to the prior year.

To make it pencil out, I moved into one of the units for 6 months while I did most of the easy stuff and found a really good contractor from Angie's list that worked with me for the 6 months while I was there to get everything up to snuff.Now I'm just living in a small studio back in Portland saving money for my next deal. 

anyone have that audio clip?

There isnt an audio function on the new wizzywig