It sounds like it has the potential to be a good investment, provided you're going in with your eyes wide open on the time commitment you'll be taking on, which it sounds like you are.We have 18 apartments, which we self-manage, and spend between 5 and 10 hours a week on apartment-related activities, more when there is a vacancy and the unit needs to be prepped and shown.

A very wide range of property managers are incompetent and could care less about you or how successful you are.

The cost could vary widely depending on the panel (could require a panel/service upgrade) and the distance from the panel to the washer and dryer (wire is expensive, long runs cost more).2.

It's a good group of investors with a wide range of experience and someone there may be able to help you network your way to the guidance you need. 

The spread between the ARV and AS-IS needs to be very wide to get it all back.

It can’t be based on the number of buyers (since some markets have 50,000 properties and others have a million) and it’s going to vary widely based on the average price.

So many great markets especially in FL, the team I am a part of is nation wide so I can get you the scoop inside markets across the U.S. as well.

If ATX as a whole is limited supply and demand continues to go up city-wide - then we can amplify this effect exponentially by taking the *most* limited areas where demand will keep going up.

So my experience is the Denver market has wide swings.

the only way around that would be to not tell your insurance company, but fraud lays you wide open to all sorts of bad things.There are companies that won't insure roofs older than 15 years.There are insurance companies that won't do STR at all.