You can recuperate it hopefully down the line when you have it as a rental property.   

You've done the right math - figure out how long it would take you to recuperate the points after monthly savings.

So if in this deal you leave 5% that takes you 7 years to recuperate but investing in a 7% deal you are making an extra 2% year over year for the next 7 years.   

A couple weeks later our Oregon property closed we headed south for an adventure and recuperation from 4 years of non-stop remodeling on fix and flips.

As sad as the situation is, we still have bills to pay and you have money to recuperate.

The renovations were also self financed. 9 months after purchase we did a refi, recuperating our full cash investment, plus a profit, plus equity in the property, an appreciating asset, and positive monthly cash flow.

Now, I dont know what high is, but from various airbnb and VRBO listing in the area looks like people charge 100-125 per cleaning (some are way up to 180 range) and if i am hiring this company I would be in the 180 range too if i have to recuperate the 15% tax i need to pay on it to the state, county etc)My options are to eat some of that cost when starting out and keep the cleaning cost low Keep at low and build the rest in the nightly rate (which creates the problem of a brand new property having higher nightly rate)suck it up and deal with it.what would you do?

Now take a vacation recuperate and then go back in lol

@Sy Chan I highly doubt that you can raise the rent, mid lease, in order to recuperate your costs.

There’s also the option of having them all sign two 6-month leases but then that does provide the chance they all leave after 6 months and my unit has been vacant for quite some time so I need to recuperate.