I still gotta clarify exactly what properties I'll be able to offer as an STR given Jacksonville's STR regulations, but I 'll work on that as my next step.I will indeed get on AirDNA to be sure about the area I'll look to provide units -- so thank you for that, too. 

Depends on the market but if you are trying to market to vacationers or move upscale, then I think you need to offer a pool.

Hi Ashlee, I'm just wondering if this is one of those scenarios when it's time to offer a tenant "Cash for Keys".

What developers used to be able to build 2 units on a 25x100 they can now build 3, allowing them to offer more for 25x100 lots and profit more off these builds.

I'm more than willing to offer my support and guidance.

Now that I believe I have value to offer, I plan to become more active in the forums, aiming to assist those who helped me and support newcomers who are embarking on similar paths.Cheers BP!

In the second consultation where I was quoted a fee of $24,750, I was told because the team is so confident that they can reduce my taxes several times over, they are willing to offer me a 100% satisfaction guarantee. 

The process of using the policy is well spelled out, but it is important for the owner of the policy to be educated on how to make a policy work well for them so that they can reap all the many benefits it has to offer.

I too offered agents the ability to offer the renovations without any upfront cost to the sellers and we would get paid at closing, of course this requires some documentation that stipulates that can not back out of the listing and other protections since we would have our money tied up into their home.

I would encourage you to offer a "move in special" to your tenant.