@Keith Miller high quality 2 burner induction plate (with compatible pans), you can find 120s though they are a little scarce.

Or do you only present offers that you can really back up?

You'll have to spend time and money to attract new tenants, so its a matter of cash flowing during your rebuilding phase, but having a plan to build it back up.

We made a mistake in allowing her to rent from us with a very low credit score; but she had a long story about a divorce and working on getting it back up so we made an exception.  

I am going to start it back up soon but I would have to have my team plan everything and I just show up to record the 1hr and that's it they do the rest.

If you've done your homework and really feel like STR is a good fit for you then give it a try, but be prepared with a backup strategy if you do.

I’d rather use hard money for the house and have the cards as a backup.

If they need help getting propane, burners or pots let us know.”Bigger Pockets?”

But if all people want to do is stand outside and complain, I don't have much sympathy.  2020 prevented just about all work on the new zoning, but should be picking back up by now.

Looking over my insurance polices I’ve noticed that I pay for “Escape of water from sump” says it covers sewer line backup or interior drains outside of flood water… the cost is tremendous does anyone else carry this?