I cannot speak for the specifics of this type of business, but you won't find comps because this is more of a business for sale not a property.

Have never seen tourism to the max like this.  

I have a decent amount of money saved up, however; it is still not enough to cover the amount needed for this market. 

This is some basic guides, I hear from my construction network:Avoid one-sided contracts by insisting on clear, fair terms regarding changes, cost overruns, and timelines.

I have not been on BP in probably about 6 years, but I am excited to dive back into Real estate in this phase of my life.

I’d love to connect with other property managers or landlords in the area to exchange insights, tips, and maybe find ways we can help each other out.I’m especially interested in learning more about local management strategies, tenant retention, and maintenance systems that work well in Provo.If you’re a property manager or investor in the area, I’d really enjoy connecting — maybe we can share ideas or even collaborate on something down the road.Looking forward to meeting some like-minded people here and learning from your experience!

This addendum sets forth uniform standards and responsibilities for Tenant.

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What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Building your buyers list and getting familiar with distressed properties is exactly the right focus early on.One tip from experience: really get to know what investors in your area prioritize—cash flow, location, rehab potential, or quick-turn deals—so you can tailor your outreach and spot the right opportunities.