I use Detrich to manage them but I discovered that STR here in Gatlinburg/ Pigeon Forge can be extremely lucrative If your looking for great ROI.

I live in SoCal however, I am looking to invest out of state as it is extremely Expensive . 

What fair housing law would extreme demand/market conditions causing rent to be raised be violating? 

@Tim Windhorst sorry to hear you are in this situation, answers to your questions: - Yes, you should be concerned after all you may have an extremely high or higher that usually utility bill and water is not very kind to most kinds of construction if this is a leak.- We have dealt with high water bills previously as in 'sudden jumps' in water usage, but all of our experiences have been traced back to the Tenant either utilizing more water, weather related or a case in which a Tenant has allowed another occupant to occupy the premises.

My architect, a rotating series of contractors, and others involved in the project have been attempting to determine why our permits for this work have been continually denied, but it is extremely difficult to get answers.

The purchase price rolled into a business loan as it was extremely low cost and the repairs I paid cash.

.- Term length requested- Exit strategy from the loan: generally a sale of the subject property or refinancing of the debt Extremely helpful, thank you Mike.

I'm sure it'll rent extremely fast

Maybe hiring a GC complicates this but I would be extremely careful with parting with any money up front before work is done.

They even go to the extreme of saying even a telemarketer must have a license to cold call.My question to the forum is:If a licensed person has already established contact with a potential customer, then an assistant can make follow up calls to gather additional information from the prospects, as it is no longer a cold call.Thoughts???