I currently use a best self 12 week journal to track my current goals and daily progress, but would consider switching.

However, if you feel that there are some cool bars around and things to do then it sounds like it is probably in the path of progress.

Either way, I look forward to seeing your progress and success stories!

Keep us updated on the progress.

If people accept that a balance around $100K in markets with generally lower than national average prices is a good starting point, then it really is a matter of the quality of the renovation.Study the scope of work, look at the pictures of renovation progress (ideally visit the property while in renovation or one similar to the one you plan to buy at in the same location from the same provider).Good TK's have established certain standards for pretty much everything.

This for sure will help you to keep track of all the leads and progress.

The properties are located in the path of progress and are in an area that's starting to gentrify.

I’m sure a couple bad landlords sullied it for many who followed.As I progress as a LL I will join a LL Association to do my part.

We've seen people like Matt do fantastic, and urban areas / corp travel zones have been devastated.While every market is different, I'd note that:- "Drive to" destinations have never done better- For short-term stays (<15 nights) urban areas are still depressed, and probably years from a full recovery (for short-term stays)- For mid-length stays (>15 nights) urban areas are doing well- ALL markets have seen a huge shift in two CRITICAL pricing/revenue drivers :: Length of Stay & Lead time.There is obviously a LOT more to share here, but those are some of the general trends.

This seems like the best way to keep you from going to the store.Also, If you can’t get to the project often, I would find someone in that city who could drop by the property to check on the progression of the renovation.