Whether you are conducting in-person showings or marketing online, curb appeal plays a critical role in attracting interest.Front Doors: What to ConsiderWhen selecting a front door, it's important to balance aesthetics, durability, and maintenance:Wood offers a timeless look but requires regular upkeep and may not hold up well in harsh weather.Steel is secure and durable but can dent easily.Fiberglass provides a strong combination of durability and visual appeal.

As something that needs replacing regularly, I would put microwaves at the top.

Or should I market it as a 'cool saltwater plunge', keeping the temperature a few degrees below body temp?

Does anyone know if there is a regular Muskegon investor meet up? 

I would consider double closings if wholesaling were a regular part of our business.

The cost to rehab vs. the ARV still allows for healthy spreads, and many providers in the area specialize in helping remote investors like you get started with:Fully renovated propertiesPlaced tenantsIn-house or partnered property managementIf you're not looking to be hands-on or fly in regularly, that plug-and-play setup can be a great entry strategy.Feel free to DM me if you want deeper insight.Good luck with your portfolio-sounds like you’re making smart moves early on.Best of luck, Melissa

In my case, they did not have a true VRBO API connection and we would have problems with VRBO on a somewhat regular basis. 

ChatGPT and the other more well-know AI tools are still hallucinating regularly, so check and double-check your AI output, as it's your license on the line.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

That said, some lenders offer creative structures like cross-collateralization or blended products that can reduce your cash out of pocket, so it’s worth connecting with a solid broker who works with investors regularly.

Markets shift, expenses rise, and if you’re not running your numbers regularly, you might be holding onto something for emotional reasons — not financial ones.Curious to hear from others:Have any of you pivoted from short-term rentals back to long-term holds or sold off a property because the math stopped working?