All Forum Posts by: Dylan Spain

 A great home buy on an eye-wakening low offer always seems like the narrative when it comes to successful businessmen. I always am so curious on how these buyers buy properties so cheap and refinance for so much. I think it is exactly what you said; someone is going to accept the offer. It's like fishing. 

Most of the general things have been covered already. I would say one of the biggest things I see problems with is guests coming in and clicking buttons right away.

I think it is necessary to have laminated signs that tell guests how to use things like pool + spa remotes, A/C, specific lights if they are high tech (mood lights, color changing lights), and other things that a guest can get confused on and mad that it isn't working properly. This will save you a phone call or even a drive out to the property. 

 Why would you book a stay in the place if you see in the pictures it has an old kitchen, missing necessary appliances, accessories, etc? If the description doesn't say it is included, why expect it and be mad that it is not there? From what you explained it seems the rental was outdated.

 I have heard this quite a few times. From my standpoint, I have 24 hours in a day to learn, but when it comes to taking action I can't do much more than I am capable for. I am 19 and still in school, I do not have enough money to go out and buy a property yet but plan on shortly. I have a job with a property management company and try to work 40 hour weeks, with learning after. 

What are some other routes I can take to take more action?

 Hey Ani! I have gone through Mr. Cobb on some inquiries and he was nothing short of astonishing. Quick to respond, always able to work, and a friendly guy. 

Hey BP community,

What is one key piece of advice you'd give to someone that has helped you tremendously? 

*Anything about rentals, managing, buying, etc.