For that purpose, we are extremely interested in learning about your needs and what types of specific data and insights you would love to see us incorporate!

Working on renovations within an apartment building can be extremely stressful.

VRBO will check to ensure that it is not an extreme or unsafe issue, but will not refund a guest without hosts consent.

So the return on investment is looking to be somewhere closer to 7% taking those into consideration.Still makes more sense to me to take this route which then allows one to be extremely aggressive in risk taking and investments.

If we tell them "use your best judgement" or "when extreme conditions are present" they always seem to go overkill.

I've been pre-approved for a $300K loan and am seeing that few properties generate incremental cash flow if I also live there during the first year:- Purchase 2+ BR home and rent out while I also live on-property; move out after a year- Purchase a home for myself (i.e. a condo - I know I know, condos have terrible ROI but I personally like the look/feel)- Keep renting / delay home purchaseAs this is Week 2 of my real estate venture, any feedback/insight would be incredibly appreciated -I feel like I'm also getting cold feet because while I have funds for down payment, I don't have 10% of the home price immediately saved in cash. 

Extremely useful post.

The chances of something happening to all 20 units at the same time is extremely slim. 

This was extremely helpful.

We would like to be able to establish a healthy target to save for the downpayment, closing cost, and rehab so we have the funds we need to do the work that needs to be done.Any general rules of thumb or general guidelines would be extremely helpful.