You would still need to meet the state’s CE requirements, but this is a great way to keep a license active (and reduce annual costs) for someone who is great at generating business, but either does not have the time or desire to work the business.

I've purchased a row house and looking for a professional and experienced general contractor to handle my rehab.

Their pricing stretegy is silly: start out with a ludicrous high number and reduce by ~3k/wk until someone bites.

I would guess the money moved to the end/user distribution & boutique products - oils, edibles, pain reducing compounds, etc.

This was determined to be not sufficient to carry out the demands levied against the service so the USMC numbers have been growing over the past few years and thought it appears to change yearly, the actual authorized manning numbers are approved and projected forward several years so any short term war/crisis will have to be handled with current manning and reserves.

Hey @John ParshallAs others have mentioned, the current legislative landscape leaves the outlook on the viability of STR investments in SD a bit up in the air.However, as @Dan Heuschele stated, ensuring that the property is viable as a long-term rental will drastically reduce the risk associated with that uncertainty. 

Some escrow officers are not as familiar with handling un-probated estates as others.  

If the A coil is crudded up it will kill the compressor in a year or two and greatly reduce both heating and cooling efficiency.

Plus it is short money for them to handle the balance and the escrow and borrower reachout if it is non performing.Like any business, what is your time worth?

I'd say a couple of million is the minimum but you may already have that handled via your umbrella policy.