But I like to cast as wide a net as I can. 

CRM is a catch-all term; there is a very wide spectrum of these products and what they do and dont do well.

I'd love to eventually invest state wide, maybe we can work together at some point.

So let's take the least conservative approach and say you needed to be all in at $200k roughly, I think it is extremely hard to find properties like this widely available where you don't have to spend a ton of money to renovate, account for all the carrying costs like hard money loan, taxes insurance, your closing costs to buy it and closing costs to refinance it, and also add in a contingency. 

We leave our calendar wide open into the future but have our pricing set up so if someone books an awkward date range that creates a vacant gap that we can't rent out, that booking is at such a premium that it covers the loss of that vacant gap.Another way to do this is to use different minimum stay requirements for different dates. 

I’ve noticed pricing can vary widely depending on the loan type, performance, and collateral.For experienced note investors — how do you approach valuation?

I'm sure it's different in different markets, but in my area there can be a wide range of price differences for the same materials and project.

I underwrote a ton of iterations from smaller multi-family to 22 townhomes and ultimately concluded building 15 luxury townhomes between 25-28 ft wide provided the best revenue against cost of all the options available.

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