Now these are a mix of my preconceived notions along with anecdotes from speaking to realtors I know personally, and I’m sure there are realtors out there who may be able to shed more light on the situation or tell me different and I am definitely open to that.

Lots of tech, tons of support, lots of training, but the reality fell far short. 

I talk to my other real estate friends and get mixed reviews.I think it's a win-win situation, but i'm curious if anybody has experienced similar situations and if they could weigh in and give me any personal stories or advice. 

I think you guys are mixing up the diference between the credit score vs. qualifying for a mortgage.Don't forget, you LLC's finances will be reported via your tax returns.  

I am interested in properties in that area too due to 16 Tech and other development going on.

Last rehab I did with this amount of work was 2000 sq ft home, cost me about $55 sq ft with mix of hiring out things and doing work myself. 

I grabbed some Murphy oil soap but now I’m reading mixed reviews.

AndreThis is 1 of countless situations when it's invaluable to work with a local savvy, well networked investment/str specialized real estate agent, as they should work actively with trustworthy local contractors, architects, even city/county techs that can explore the issue and solve it legally/ethically, without getting you into trouble.

There's a lot of mixed opinions about Airbnb on BP.

Where do I think has the right industry mix and affordability to be an important place (in addition to producing cash flow at present)?