I use a lot of the custom promotions to get boosts during the low season, and I like how it makes the guests seem like they are getting a deal.

Keep the balances low, and then pay the previous month's statement balance in full to prevent paying extremely high interest rates.No affiliation or anything, but as a student I started with the Discover IT Cashback card. 

If you're really familiar with the neighborhood it may help.

Interest rates are still at historically low level and will continue to remain relatively low, even if the Fed starts raising them.  

Ashley recommended this property to me as a class B property and mentioned super low tax rate as a bonus point. 

Once the property is done, the expenses are low. 

I'd take a different approach - instead of looking at tougher markets with lots of D neighborhoods (think Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Philly...) that seem like they have amazing cashflow, I'd go into solid B/C+ neighborhoods.

(Some towns also have an Architectural Review Board that reviews the plans to help insure that no one builds some monstrosity that detracts from the visual beauty of the neighborhood, or something.)

However, as investors pivot from high-risk assets, which typically involve properties of lower quality and older construction, multi-tenant properties are experiencing the exponential effects of rising uncertainty.Specifically, since the cap rate lows of 2021, new Class A properties with strong credit and term have seen yields rise by approximately 150-200 basis points, Class B properties by 200-250 basis points, and Class C properties or those facing occupancy and geographic challenges by as much as 300 basis points.Going-in yields for the reduced volume of multi-tenant office transactions, excluding medical offices, have risen by over 200 basis points in the aggregate and are generally in the upper single-digits with pricing typically landing in the low $200s/SF territory.On a look-forward basis, debt maturities present potential challenges for 2024.

However, I want to keep my low interest rate.