I don’t want some part time agent who ignores calls just because it’s a Saturday, I’m trying to streamline future processes by making sure i get the best agent possible starting out, so what are some good questions to ask?

Based on my projections I assume I would earn a negative cash flow between $400-$1,000 annually lol. 

Addressing that now while it's empty will definitely save you headaches in the future.

There’s a house that need some major renovations that interested me and I was hoping for some insight as to how I should go about financing (once I’ve finished the project that I plan on buying and rehabbing in cash).

In my mind, a good STR manager is part marketer, part hospitality host, part project manager, and understands the investment side as well.

I'm eager to learn from each and every one of you, exchange ideas, and collaborate on projects that have the potential to propel us all towards exponential growth.Together, I believe we can achieve great things.

It means a smaller upfront payment but still gives you some cash for future investments.

If so, it could still very much make sense.If this is simply new construction in a low-end area though, that's different.That said, if this area is rapidly improving I'd be much more inclined to buy some of those lower end section 8 houses than I would a new construction project.

There are strategies that you could do to try to get future paper losses reducing your active income, but those require you to change your income-earning activities.

Additionally, ongoing infrastructure projects, such as the revitalization of downtown and investment in transportation networks, further enhance the city's appeal for commercial real estate development.**4.