@Sandeep Jain if you would like to do some reading around some of the asset protection issues I would recommend Garrett Sutton's Loopholes of Real Estate or Mauricio Rauld's Legal Strategies for Everyone.

If your business needs to be in a certain place, try to reach out to more people in other towns or online in bigger places.

The success of this deal highlighted the effectiveness of strategic investments and efficient project management in achieving high returns.

You will almost always see a higher nightly rate on Airbnb than on Furnished Finder so I recommend you use both sources to price your property.

That's why I'd rather focus just on the very few high $$ properties each year, rather than battle it out with the "regulars"on lower priced stuff, I think you're often better off looking at the other methods of finding them, OR maybe putting some effort into it but its no easy game there at all.Lastly, if you want to hear a TRUE story of FAILURE at the auction, here's one that happened to ME!

The strong market demand in the area indicated a high likelihood of a rapid turnaround.

I live in California, and I know property prices are very high.

The other exception was when I rented to a single mother with a toddler in our unit with high-end furnishings.

If you're going after fix and flips then you'll need real estate-flip loans which are short term and high interest - in which case they care more about the property/deal than how leveraged you are (but they do still care, along with how much cash you're bringing into the deal) 3 - Similar question, same answers above. 4 - Yes... sitting on the market for 4 months is weird UNLESS that's the norm in the area.

I do, however, highly recommend Seth Williams from R.E.