As a guest myself, I have at times filtered my search on Airbnb/VRBO for properties that have laundry on-site.

I'd also do an inspection in a few months and check things like furnace filters because those are probably not being changed.

I tried the "DIY" approach as a new investor and made some real bonehead mistakes that could have been easily avoided, particularly as it relates to valuations.

You can easily avoid these problems by doing as much research as possible.

I’m also building an ADU at my house and could easily BRRRR my house when finished, I’m sure yours is similar. 

The goal is to maximize the process and if you have to walk your team through a brand new spreadsheet every time, it’ll get chaotic.We at Compounding Capital have our own called Nucleus but a number of masterminds and groups have their own.To start, focus more on learning the intricacies of how the spreadsheet functions (seriously, just pick one) and how the various levers impact returns and you’ll be able to transition between spreadsheets easily enough in the future.#30My biggest tip for underwritersUnderstand incentives.

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

Let the General Partners do the heavy lifting (i.e. do the work).I recognize that achieving returns better than high teens it easily accomplished in traditional RE investing, but the highest returns are via non-passive means. 

Hi BP Community - I have a STR in Lake Tahoe and feel the demographic of the area indicates guests from surrounding San Fran area would filter properties and search for those with an Elec Charging. 1.

Then filter out the unrealistic ones, and you will start hearing what people in your sphere are looking for, and you need to match projects to those goals.