I only comment on things that I have personal first-hand experiences, and I hope others would do the same.

He goes all out for guest experience though, well above the average host with car service, butlers, constantly upgrading amenities.For me it keeps coming back to a simple fact:  to beat the average, don't be average. 

Ask how many units they manage and how much experience they have.

Whether it's off-market properties, distressed assets, or value-add opportunities, I'm open to exploring various options.Thank you all for welcoming me into this community, and I look forward to engaging with you and learning from your experiences.

After these bad experiences I went out on a hunt a interviewed 4 different CPA firms and went with the current ones we have now because they answered all the right questions and worked with hundred of investor clients. 

If anyone knows how I can find the most accurate resources or can share their experience, I'd really appreciate it!

Anyone have experience doing this?

Ideally the rental would still do ok in the spring, summer, and fall while performing very well in the winter.I'd love to hear what locations people have chosen, occupancy and rental income by season, and anything else people would like to share about their experience!

The house is paid off, and I'm trying to see what my best option is to do with it.I would like to do a full gut renovation on all 3 apartments, but I would like to be able to see if it's possible to convert the cellar to be a legal apartment and get a CO that states "multi-dwelling" instead of "2-family".Does anyone have any experience with this?

If so, how has the experience been, and are there any areas you're looking to improve upon?