Right now cargo containers are at their lowest cost.  

Guests staying more than 30 days are likely going to cook at least some of their meals, and nothing ruins a stay faster than opening up the cupboard to discover worn, dingy, and damaged cookware.Best practice: Buy a new, inexpensive yet COMPLETE set of cookware, containing at least a frying pan, a covered skillet and two sauce pans.

Also, does your Operating Agreement contain provisions for:- Dissolution, buyouts, first-right of refusal, etc.- Death or divorce of a member and inherited rights- Capital calls- What else can go wrong?

The trade-off is that appreciation is more linear; it's not the same rocket ship upside Woodlawn has, but the cash flow stability tends to be better.How I’d personally evaluate it:If I want cash flow + stability, I’d lean Pilsen.If I want long-term appreciation + can stomach tax volatility, Woodlawn.Run both pro formas with the future tax number, not what's listed.

If the HOA was prudent in hiring this vendor, the HOA should have collected an insurance certificate and CGL endorsement listing the HOA as additional insured and the service contract should contain an indemnification provision in the contract that should cover HOA members property.

It’s how you catch the 70%+ of applications that contain some form of income misrepresentation.Screening is where you make or lose money in this business.

I read a recent study which found that 23% of AI responses across all platforms contained inaccurate info.

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I'm just writing on a napkin.Or do Conexes or Cargo Containers 8x20; since your near ports should be relatively cheaper. 

Whichever you choose, define pickup day, container location, contamination rules, and fines for overflow.