@Greg H. is a broker in Texas and maybe be able to shed some light.Do you know if Texas is a Caveat Emptor state?

Numbers so far look to be decent but I don’t know much about the area, can anyone shed any light?

Dont have a ton of extra cash but some (100-200k)We did recently buy an acreage and plan on developing it into a storage shed unit. 

Places like Branson (although they also have restrictions now) many beach location in AL, FL, SC and I'm sure there are some other pockets where STR was common long long ago.Plenty of issues for decline.People have to go to the office now.Less FREE money from the government.Less travel restrictions, and less fear of travel vs 3 years ago.Student loan forbearance/payments....suspended for the last 3 years, now people will have to pay $300-$500/month and that probably cuts into travel budget.Credit card balances going up, so spending probably gets cut for some.Savings going down, so spending probably gets cut.Pending recession even if mild, discretionary spending is normally one of the 1st things cut.Don't know, but I would guess STR was heavily weighted on driveable trips last 3 years, and people can fly now...so maybe less dependent on STR.Too many STR in many places.Better operators getting into the business vs mom and pop. 

@Jay Shindledecker yes we are doing renovations on properties like this.It’s high risk and is heavily weighted towards experience over intelligence.

Very light weight, quick dry comforters. 

I currently have my own home gym that I will be allowing my guests to use (free weights, rower, assault bike, bands, etc) and I wanted to know if anyone else has done this and what your experience has been so far and if you could share any lessons learned? 

For example, you can build a shed without a permit.

I do not want to shed my money to a builder who makes 200k out of me as I myself want to be a builder.

Hello everyone,here today to see if anyone can shed some light on how to find a good CPA in New York City.