They may over-occupy with their multi-generational and larger sense of family culture, but not party and deliberately not care for my property.

For me personally, I don't because it's not my style in generating business. 

Takes just a minute to set new codes and can easily create codes for maintenance/cleaning/delivery people and then see when they arrive.I also put lockboxes at each property for the rare case where batteries may die or power is out.You can get them on Amazon or on eBay and are often on sale.

In both scenarios you have the opportunity to diversify your portfolio, generate great returns and most importantly not putting your credit or yourself directly on the line.If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

Since I’m new in real estate, and at my age, I would like to generate a supplemental income in my retirement even if it’s just one or two properties a quarter.

Most of my markets generally prefer clean and modern compared to all original restored.

I was new to Real Investment, and wanted to learn it so I can generate decent retirement income out of my  lifelong savings.

If they put an outside space to eat that is substantial then you decide if you want to charge a certain rent per sq ft for that as the business is generating additional sales per ft.No legal advice given. 

By borrowing at a rate that is lower than the property generates with all cash, you are leveraging other peoples money.

For me it's all about having a great cleaning person/crew.Homeaway and Airbnb make it easy to keep an up to date calendar, accept payments, refund security deposits.Then nice to have are automated locks (I still use a lockbox), security cameras, wifi thermostats.You need great pictures and descriptions, you need to be responsive to inquiries and issues.You need a great location so that you have demand at your property.I think this is the Cliff Notes version.Take up Lucas Carl on the phone call.