I was also able to secure a really hot DSCR loan below convention investment rates because we told his bank he would be managing it.In Colorado, I am under contract for an airbnb in a mountain town called Drake, that after we meet the residency year to get a 5% down primary residence loan, we are projecting 100%+ CoC returns.

I see it makes all the hot lists but I'm wondering if it's for a more moderate or advanced investor?

There is so much hot money in the market chasing properties.

For example, the carpeting looked pristine in the photos online, while in reality it looked like someone had decided to drizzle hot tar over portions of the carpet in several of the bedrooms.To avoid situations like this, I would typically suggest using a local realtor.

You have to strike while the iron is hot in this market.

An unreasonable request would be adding a larger water heater because the arthritic tenant runs out of hot water during their soaking ritual.You don't need to provide any extra heat.

I think this is happening a lot right now due to high values and a hot market. 

(The tenants pay for their own gas, electricity, hot water)Snow shoveling I'm assuming that the super of the building will do which is within the PM charges?

That is why most down here use a combo so you can at least have hot water, cooking and maybe heat too. 

Columbus is definitely red hot!