A tenant will appreciate the finished product far more than your efforts to get it there.

It seems to be a pretty large house with more than an average number of bedrooms for the town.

Does a buyer who is not licensed have to provide a CMA, of course not and they may know 10 times as much as the average agent.

Losing sleep over the DOS clause is silly and non-productive.

On a lot of my rentals I don't carry wind coverage, which is more than half of the average premium here in FL.

I learned so much about the vacation rental industry and also went from the position of weekend editor to the Manager of the Support Desk at VRBO (customer service via email) and eventually US Manager of Email Support at Homeaway, Inc, who bought VRBO in 2006.I really love the service & product offered by VRBO/Homeaway and use them to advertise my own vacation rental property in Dillon, CO.

Maybe in SD $300 on a duplex IS buying better cash flow, but not an impressive number on a $500K purchase.If you want to stay at home you have to figure out what returns are acceptable and will probably really have to work your butt off to find above average deals.

Repeat 3 times a year and you can pretty much make an average yearly salary on those 3 deals hehe.

The person making money is the guru selling a product where there isn't a market!

@JC Smith I'd be happy to give you my thoughts on this product for Vegas.