You guys made me realize that if I want to test it out that is fine but that I need to set an exact date to hand it over so that I don't get caught up in it. 

Is it a worthy look that will stand the test of time or something that fades and looks cheap after a couple of years... the price is not that much cheaper than removing the existing tile and putting in new tile so I just want the best possible look. 

@Christian Smith everything @Craig Curelop stated above is 100% accurate and you should implement those items.

Yup, that'll be ballpark accurate. [ Sum of point adjustments * .25 = rate bump ] will be ballpark. 

Syndications are generally partnerships so need to qualify under any 1 of 3 tests.

all states have training schools  try Pro schools they tend to be all over the place.Keep in mind its 75% federal test 25% state.. and if you have not worked in the conventional FHA VA type mortgage field its a pretty tough test for us HML ers..

It is like taking a test and school with no idea of what the correct answer may be. 

Not sure what state you're in, but if the local laws are tenant-friendly as opposed to landlord-friendly, you may have to wait several months before you have the option of evicting them.Speaking of top-line revenue: without knowing where this property is located, it's hard to tell whether your monthly rent estimates are accurate or not. 

I have tested a few methods for finding myself leads- Google Ads, Direct Mail campaigns, Bandit Signs, Driving Around, Craigslist/Marketplace, Zillow, Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, Buying lists, etc.

Originally posted by @Mark Miles:“I wanna rent a vacation house in November in New Jersey / Ohio / Nebraska / Indiana” - Nobody everNot 100% accurate ..I am in the snow belt 40 miles from Wyoming and 80 miles from Nebraska and my STR is crushing it in January.