Increasing rooms is often a good way to make money if you don't make them too small or oddly shaped.

While the support sounds nice, I can buy quite a bit of consultation and legal help for $60K, and that doesn't even figure the royalty.Nothing against the franchises, I spoke with PMI and was impressed with their business model, I just don't like the idea of paying fees to be restricted operationally. 

This is all seems really odd to me.

The 1% MoM increase in July existing home sales was just a taste.Here are the current odds on Fed rate cuts at upcoming FOMC meetings:Sept 18: 100% (same as last week); the probability of a 50 basis points cut roughly steady at 25%.Nov 5: US presidential electionNov 7: 100% (same as last week); 39% probability that rates will be 75 basis points lower than currentDec 18: 100% (same as last week); 44% probability that rates will be 100 basis points lower than current.They Said It“Despite the modest gain [in July], existing home sales are still sluggish.

Some states have restrictions on wholesaling, and you’ll want to ensure compliance.2.

If it is a residential neighborhood, there may be restrictions on businesses. 

I have an apartment that is set up as a 55+ complex historically but there is no deed restriction requiring it to be maintained as a 55+ complex. 

By "better", I mean in terms of (1) return (2) licensing restrictions, and (3) state law. 

@Andreas Mirza @Bobby Sharma All kidding aside, investors don't realize that some of the small suburbs surrounding Chicago have building and transfer restrictions that would make Chicago blush.

It is a bit of a double-edged sword. the refrigerant is going to have restricted production starting next year causing the cost of 410 to rise.