@Lars Hartvig Kristiansen - great question and congrats on getting theming going - I've found that when building a team starting first with making sure your values are aligned and you can trust the person is paramount in importance  

That said the market has corrected so hard here that there are finally some deals to be had as people have rushed to ditch even turn-key places.We just recently had a client pick up a themed home in Champions Gate similar to mine above and another I manage that both do around $135k annual gross revenue at a purchase price of $715k.  19% revenue on purchase price turnkey with no additions is tough to find these days.That said, whether it's finding a themed one turn key or doing the theming yourself, theming is an absolute must if raw returns factor into your decision at all.If you're buying as a lifestyle asset, personal use, etc then it's reasonable to do without it.

For the med students, this should be a lesson as they are going to be dealing with patients who they may not like or agree with their choice, but they have to care for them all the same. 

The Schlage lock seems to be a consistent theme.

This one feels to follow a theme more like 70's/80's.

Just posting for feedback. This property is not actively up for sale yet. 85-95% occupancy in the last 5 months. Super host status. New roof. New appliances including new pool filter and heater. Located in the Terra V...

Feel free to hop on our next deal discussion call if you're curious (this month's is actually tomorrow, Wed. 10/15).

Hey BP community, I've been talking with a lot of flippers lately and I'm noticing some recurring themes about what's making deals harder to pencil in 2025.

@Juan Carlos Anzola Hey Juan Carlos, within 3 hours of Weston, your best STR markets right now are Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami (strong demand but higher entry cost), and Orlando/Kissimmee (theme park traffic, consistent bookings).

Wedding venue for my cousins daughter.