Other evidence like after-cleaning pictures or video recording is strong documentation to win the case.Study carefully Airbnb review rules and highlight what policies endorse your cause.

Show them your track record too with details and pictures.

One duplex in particular looks updated in pictures on the inside, but when we drove by the property it was obvious that the siding on the entire home would need to be replaced and a few other more minor things.

Of course the pictures, and numbers are impressive, however, the negotiation/creativity in your offer is what is most impressive!!!

Below is the summary for a “limited foundation inspection” and also a few pictures of the cracks.

New carpet upstairs and in the basementNew laminate downstairs Brand new appliancesAll new kitchen, including granite countersAdded a pantryDemolished two downstairs bedrooms and made into one with an en-suiteMaster bath with tile floor and a HUGE tile showerNew electricalNew plumbingNew ductworkTile fireplaceChalkboard/magnetic wall in the basementNew landscapingNew facia boardingNew lights I lost track of how many new windows I would post pictures here, but it appears we can’t do that on mobile (Mindy Jensen can we get a patch/update for that?)

Also, regulations like rent control and eviction restrictions may prevent you from raising the rent fast enough to keep pace with inflation or removing non-paying tenants.Low probability of natural disaster - I regularly see pictures of communities devastated by tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, etc.

I am actually paying 325 a month for the rental so I messed that part up(I have it on the rental calculator but I couldn’t put the picture on here).

Can you post a picture???

Our plan is long term real estate investing, our goal of course is cash flow for financial freedom, but big picture focus is forever retirement income as we're in our early 30s.The plan is as follows:  $40k budget.Lets say a home cost of $135k, taxes $4,500 (NJ)Mortgage with taxes/insurance/20% down = $990 monthmanagement, vacancy, surprises = $300 a monthTotal cost = $1,290 monthWould expect to rent for $1,600 for monthly cash flow of $310We would keep $6,000 in the bank from the start as the 6 month emergency fund.