Management of section 8 will cost more than traditional management so keep that in mind as well.I haven’t viewed the property yet but I’m hoping to fly in to look at multiple different properties as well as introduce my girl to my relatives lol.

@Ryan Brown, I am not an NYC landlord and know you are subject to different laws than I am in Ohio.But, typically, as long as their shower head is fully functional, I cannot see any reason why you would be required to replace it for them.  

I get that each investor is different but generally speaking, for the average fix & flipper does it matter?

The subject property was purchased in a 4 way transaction, in which my partner and I purchased both the subject property and a warehouse type property that was “behind” the subject - from two different sellers.  

I feel like if they had a death in the family or something like that we should offer them a stay at a different date for free since they already paid.

Expand your knowledge and connections in the real estate industry by attending networking events and building professional relationships.Make sure your short-term plans match up with your long-term objectives and consider looking at different markets with positive economic indicators, job growth, population growth, affordability, and rental demand.

However, you can still cashflow more in most instances, although, generally it’s not a ton of a difference.  

Im still in the information gathering stage is there anybody that would like to connect? 

fbclid=IwAR3Ym8qIkzl0e19FhTBJAjcXy3gJsS-VM5-c2r4v684wIQWH5MVPIjt5xfM ... if they pass proposed regulations... there are at least three different proposals in that article...As an owner of multiple STRs here - I don't mind a $200 a year tax on them... it will probably keep out many operators that are not as serious... regulations so often end up benefitting bigger operators (eg. hotels) and hurting true mom and pops. 

I replied it is a matter of different choices.