I don't know what the property looks like but unless the bathrooms are really bad, you may want to spend your money on design/furnishing/amenities.

It could be pool/sauna, it could be game room/pickleball, it could be pets and baby friendly.If you are thinking of doing it from afar and have never done it before, you might want to investigate MTR as a healthy bridge opportunity where you can spend less money on furnishings and get longer stay tenants.

Sure, taking a trip cost money, but a few hundred or thousands of dollars is a tiny percentage of a real estate investment.

It can be pricy but well worth the money if you can afford it. 

When you run your comps, are you using comps from when you got the hard money loan, or are you pulling fresh comps before your refinance?

Then what is the difference and if you put that money elsewhere, how much would you make?

It's a great place for skilled negotiators to make money. 

Not bad for an extra $1,000,000 in coverage.Discuss with your Insurance agent and Attorney the recommendations on if the $500,000 limit is enough.  

The years of buying cashflow with zero money are also over.

Looking for something that helps factor in all variables, fixed costs, interest paid on hard money loans, reno costs, etc etc.