Doesn’t make any sense, auctions are high risk already.  

I wanted to post about occupancy, I know there is a wide variety of occupancy levels and ADR information out there but wanted to share mine and hear what others are doing.Seems there are several schools of thought - drop your rates and high occupancy or high rates low occupancy.We have 29.9% occupancy and an ADR of $633 per night.

Between high prices (the same thing that are benefiting you on the sale side), high interest rates on new loans, likely slowing rent growth, it makes for a hard time to buy anything.  

Before diving into LLCs, HOAs, Insurance, and Home Prices.I'm not sure if you have been pre-approved but I would highly recommend that you speak with a local lender, I happen to know a few in the area.

We keep all business and personal separate for a number of reasons, and I highly recommend it for everyone dealing with the general public on a day-to-day basis.

However, Milwaukee can't compete with Madison on overall quality of tenant pool and assets.

The program had a very small sample size as there weren't many participants + as you mentioned, renovation/conversion costs were extremely high for landlords.For your question, an architect would be a great contact.

Hey @Crystal Kennedy, To help you in your search: be sure to find an accountant that is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee wise.

In what world does reducing labor in a high area of need, it’s only the biggest industry in America, reduce the cost of the service.

There's never been a time in history where building equity through adding value wasn't possible, that's just stinkin' thinkin'.That being said- processes and quality matter greatly and thats where most people lose their shorts, not on the actual deal.