won’t break a strong listing.What I wanted to highlight in my post is exactly what you mentioned — it’s not about chasing perfection, but about consistency and avoiding negative patterns in reviews.

We just finished building 12 townhomes in Lincoln Heights and it was definitely a challenge to keep folks out of the construction site, as well as to keep them from breaking into the units.

I'd suggest breaking out all the costs into their own column on the spreadsheet.

Yes, i am getting a real estate attorney to make this easy for us and also have all the strategies to scale and not break the partnerships.

So if you’re thinking of building one, that sounds like a great idea, just make sure it doesn’t break site rules.

We were primarily looking at Turtle Bay area for short-term rentals.Is it possible to break even with ~20% for long-term rentals?

I have 11 single family doors in Kansas City MO, mostly B neighborhoods, and am planning to break up my portfolio to a couple different PMs at this point.  

What this means is that in order to win a tax appeal, you have to show that you’re being taxed by more than 15 to 20% over what the properties fair market value is… and that is just to get to break-even… not any savings.  

@Tyler Reed Thanks for the insight—I really appreciate you taking the time to break that down.

Break your estimated $400k improvements down on paper.