Long story short, I'm drawn to a few of the MSAs in North Carolina for a number of reasons: population growth, job growth, climate, taxes, lower acquisition costs, and I'm a Jersey boy so I like the East Coast. 

Charges about 13% and doesn't get me any bookings unless I lower my price below airbnb prices.CBHO no personal experience but I've heard they charge a lot up front and don't deliver results.Furnished Finder - good if you have affordable housing for traveling nurses.

The lower percentage is for lager projects $10M +.

Move that person from a Cleveland city zip code to a Columbus city zip code and the cost of the policy could be almost double - but with the overall higher cost in that area the relative difference between the lower coverage and higher coverage would still be very minimal. 

Start off with a lower quantity and work your way up in the quantity. 

I guess I will learn as I go, as long as my mistakes don’t cost me a arm and a leg I will be fine lol XD

I asked him to check the drain and he said there was no evidence of the drain being touched and he couldn't even remove it (possibly cemented in he said) and according to the tenant "No work had been done they just took pictures of the carper".What leg do I have to stand on in firing them?

So this decsion plays a little into both trying to build a portfolio, but also finally having a place in where I'm originally from and often visit.I know I'd likely not see any cashflow from a Westloop condo, but I'm curious if anyone has any recommendations to lower my risk for the area.

Have you verified that owning a home as a primary residence will lower your financial aid? 

If it were a high end property it may be a necessity item but if middle or lower class it is a negative I personally would not consider investing in.