For instance I bought this Bosch refrig for $400 from lowes and reason I got it for a discount...it was a special custom order and the person never picked it up and i actually negotiated the price down from $800 to $400 from the manager that day but fast forward.

Here are a few things I've thought of that could be potential solutions.1.

I'm looking for an inexpensive solution that would meet code while also not create a liability (college kids...).

I would prefer communicating with them and finding a good solution for everyone. 

“We don’t loan on mixed use buildings.”I would think in this absurdly low interest rate environment that it would be easier than in the past to secure reasonable loan terms if I wanted to borrow against the properties.Curious to hear if anyone can offer feedback and/or possible lending solutions.

I recommend Quickbooks Online, especially if you're just starting out and aren't married to a particular custom Quickbooks structure.

Property management for short term rentals are mainly two parts - 1. everything that you do online (guest bookings, customer service, price optimization, etc) and 2. everything that you do offline (cleaning, maintenance, etc).

It depends on how much customization you choose to do to the signs or if you use the standard template they offer.

I read a news article that the Vegas utility providers encourage customers to sign up for "smart" thermostats that allow the utility provider to adjust your home's temperature.

Im not here to get into politics but wanted to get people's opinions and possible alternative solutions for the following matter.Background: Tenants lived in my property for almost a full year.