I am planning to make a few improvements and move towards the STR market here in Naples and wondered if anyone has any tips on making sure both guests are comfortable.

This is a condo unit, so it's a relatively simple setup.Monthly expenses:- $750 mortgage- $250 HOA (includes most utilities, in my case)- $78 cleaning fees (assuming one new guest per month)- $90 internet- $50 capexMonthly Income:- Avg $2,500 over the course of the year (higher in the summer; lower in the winter)Avg Monthly profit: - $1,282

So much gold in that book, teaches you not only about multifamily syndications but also how to vet out operators

This guy was never aware of the status of the house of which he was waiting on the money from.

However, if one decides to manage it themselves, systemized automations need to be in place otherwise you run the risk of missing some key messages to guests

love your status btw....charles, i've been wanting to plan a run on bank of america for a while now

If you choose to do a conversion of tax-deferred to Roth status, you could do so over time.In the IRA realm, having two different sets of funds will be potentially problematic, as they will need to be held in separate IRA accounts.A checkbook IRA would be optimal, but creating a partnership entity between tax-deferred and Roth IRA's is limiting as you can no longer add funds in the future, will be required to file a partnership return for the entity, and would not be able to do future conversions from tax-deferred to Roth inside the single vehicle. 

I was also going to ask you about the $110k investment deal in Anaheim, CA, but I was not able to reply on that page due to my status.

If you want to look at just Buy and Hold I would recommend Clayton Morris (he was also a guest on the BP podcast.

Tonight, actually, I have all of them signing lease agreements continuing the month-to-month status.