One of our 18 units is a mid-term rental that we’ve seen great success with.Do any repeat conference goers have any tips and tricks for us newbies?

How much money is debatable but I'm pretty sure I'm going to have a true positive net cash flow.The real trick in being an investor is getting those deals AND getting the financing to take those deals down.

We typically just replace the batteries annually and that does the trick.

Or they pay for their followers and trick people into believing their BS product/Get Rich Quick schemes.

Any tips or tricks are appreciated for either place, I am here to learn. 

I've done some research into investing and found a lot of tips and tricks along the way but now that the gates of opportunity have opened up for me I'm looking for the best information related to starting out.

Some add the sofa bed as an actual bed which is a cheap trick to get the "sleeps x" number.

I help my clients with tips and tricks for this since I worked in property management at a 2800 unit property in San Jose, prior to becoming a realtor.Lastly, cities have rules about protected tenants, so you would want to look into that.

The trick is turning the water back off and finding it before it does to much damage!

It is a complex calculation that is heavily influenced by time-based assumptions, making it easy to trick yourself into a deal using IRR.I'd rather look at Cash on Cash returns, cash flow per door, return on equity, and equity multiple (if you're assuming a sale at some future date)