But I suspect, regardless, the mid-term market is not a place for adding expensive amenities; those folks are typically on a strict budget and staying long term; the budget and often, proximity to the purpose for their visit drives booking decisions.

Since your tenant has only been there a 2-3 months, the actual tenant turn expenses could remain fairly low if handled well.

On the other hand, if you have a lower budget, let’s say $100-$150k.

On the other hand, if you have a lower budget, let’s say $100-$150k.

I'm hearing stuff like you have to pay relocation costs based on # of years they have lived there or some expenses I think are absolutely crazy.

I was thinking of getting one for my property's LLC and then adding myself as an employee with a separate card, cancel my card I have for personal use, and expense the annual fee for the business card.If I have a business card as an employee, what are your thoughts on using that "employee" card for my personal expenses so I can track them and pay them separately.  

As the saying goes, the best time to buy real estate was 20 years ago, and the next best time is now… but with these interests rates I’m curious if it makes sense buying and then if they drop later refinancing to the lower rate, or just hold off purchasing until the rates (hopefully) come down a bit.

Im moving to San Diego next year and want to buy a house hack but its insanely expensive.

My knowledge is limited and there are obviously variables in location, size of units, amenities, expenses, TI, etc.

If they are squatters you will have to go through an ejectment which is lengthier and more expensive than an eviction.