I called/visited dozens of local banks and am still looking for the first yes but I didn't want to press people if this is something that is kept tight to the hip for many investors.

@Jay Hinrichs  you are totally on point on that one "AGAIN" , yes 3/2 is an ideal situation surely but if the neighborhood has 3/1s, it could be reasonable.I think I have bigger issues....I still dont have CapEx in my proforma above, which im now including @ 5% and my deal gets more worse plus Joy highlights the "fact" that one is hard pressed to find many $950 3/1s in the area.Painful yet eye opening lessons here! 

When pressed you will eventually have to say no. 

I am not an attorney no do I play one on TV. 

@Chris Martin, no we decided to press pause for now.

- Put information about amenities, how to work certain appliances, how to work the TV, garbage, nearby restaurants, grocery stores, shops, bars, and local attractions4) Reviews - If the guest had a great experience, you want to write a review for the guest ASAP - The stay is fresh in their mind and then the guest will get an alert to write a review of their stay - Neither parties will be able to see the review until both people write their review

Not like on TV where the contractor apparently pulls a number out if their ear in 30 seconds.

We added a little better decor, TV's and took some better pictures.

Hi @Daijuan Davis SrYou can take $60k and make a turnkey property, but you'll be hard-pressed to find a $60k turnkey property in Milwaukee.

When water dries up development is limited.I saw a report on TV where a weatherman was saying Texas is in line for a drought cycle for up to 10 years out worse case.It seems like if your state could just get the rain other states have too much of you would be doing really well.