Yesterday I collected rent from the 4 guys staying in the 2 bedroom apartment that complained about running out of hot water during their back to back showers. 

When you're priced appropriately in a hot market, you may get a lot of calls/showings but only a couple actual applications.Second, it's rare that you receive two or more applications that are equally strong.

so, really quick:The need for a LLC is hotly debated. 

Cape Coral is a very different market than Orlando or Miami or Nashville, for example.

Hot tub yes.

@Caleb Kacal1) Get a college degree in business or practical stem degree2) Get into a hot and high paying industry like tech, investment banking or consulting 3) Work your tail off in that 9-5 and job hop upwards for more money 4) In the process, keep buying properties, heck, live with your parents for first 5 years if have to 5) Get 10 units by 33.

STR's are really hot right now in San Antonio.

Since they don't communicate directly with the buildings department, even permitted work can go unnoticed until the property is put up for sale.If there was something opened in 2006 for work, you can go to the buildings department and review the permit to see if it was for the attic or something else.Either way, it's mostly a non issue.Buildings departments have hot button issues related to things like major work being performed without a permit.

If the cars a hot mess and you don’t care then why would you take care of my property? 

Hi Jeremy,Maybe think about moving into a large apartment complex.Pool, hot tub, workout room, dog walking park, etc...