We're moving away from the guru model that seeks to profit from aspirations by locking critical information behind paywalls.Instead, we're fostering a community-driven platform where the focus is on quality over quantity.

Yeah, I have actually made it a critical part of my process...#1 - Set clear goals, #2 - Write everything down on paper

It should give potential buyers a clear idea of what they can expect from the property and why it’s worth considering.Use High-Quality PhotosThey say a picture is worth a thousand words, which couldn’t be more accurate here – photos are a critical element of your real estate listing.

I don't have a permit to start construction yet but am not contemplating whether my original plan is the way to go.I know this is a long post but I wanted to provide as much relevant information as I could and I truly appreciate everyone's time in helping me with this critical decision!! 

That's what i call critical thinking...My liberal arts degree had some merit, afterall. 

I think it is critical to get a good tile installer and do it right.  

It becomes even more critical if it is out the area.

Pace just did a video on foreclosures (after I posted on it) and he failed to mention several steps that are critical to understanding the process.

Not going to say much more here, but I dare say that the critics who say STR is dead or dying are not looking at the right properties and more investors need to lean in on agents like me who are truly experts.

I would appreciate any validation or (constructive) criticism of my thought process!