A couple random tips (really one, tied in two) that will save you based on my experience:- Have a guide for everything in the house and make sure it's always in the same place.

They claimed they were tied up with another rehab and couldn't dedicate the time to this house.

They claimed they were tied up with another rehab and couldn't dedicate the time to this house.

If not, there is no issue with you "tying up" a property in a potential deal (get it under contract but leave yourself some due diligence time) and then search for financing.

I'm sure the other agent would want to know whether a vendor they are vouching for is not cutting it.

I usually do a personal post and tie it into my financial freedom journey one day and then do straight real estate or investing posts on the other days.

If that 12 feet goes through your living space, you are going to destroy all the flooring, cut the concrete and end up with a huge mess to clean up.

Some banks will do them without tying them to an asset, but the interest rates will be 8% + Very Risky.

Good example, I had a slight pricing and supply chain issue on some needed materials, I could have thrown $ at the problem but instead I made some calls and I bought a partial rail car of the material, lined up my own motor carrier, was able to cut 2 middle-men out of logistical chain, 1 1/2hr drive to rail yard to personally supervise and we got out materials, faster than anyone could deliver, for 30% discounting AFTER all associated costs.

I think you have a pretty good grasp of things, but if there aren't many STR with your capacity you may be under cutting your own prices without knowing.