This is much cleaner.

Hello HelloManaging Airbnb listings can be a grind—late-night guest texts, coordinating cleaners, chasing 5-star reviews.

How are things on your neck of the woods? 

Unless they are sending a cleaner or something each month to tighten up the place and make sure it is looking good for the showings.

Hey @Erica Thorstenson I am with @Joseph Sauer on this as well.I just refunded $200 to a group because my cleaner sent a new person to do up our house and make ALOT of mistakes.

Well one thing is he doesn't know how many rafters need replacement, there is wood rot for sure and they may all need to be replace but there's no telling for sure until they're exposed, also big red flag no mention of permitting this work???

Quote from @Jules Aton: Be sure you aren't over improving but if in a decent market I would: -Paint all the wood tone trim and cabinets white or off-white add modern hardware -New light fixtures-New sink and quartz countertops- continued up backsplash would be the cherry on top if you can afford it and the market supportsI really don't believe that you can over improve a kitchen, as long as you keep it simple like we're talking about.

This keeps things cleaner and avoids equity entanglements.🔹 Hybrid: You could also offer preferred returns (e.g., 8% annual), and split profits above that 50/50.

I’m looking at a home in the woods of Northern California/Bay Area to be a primary and live-and-flip. 

Joe Kaiser kind of ruined it for everyone when the WA AG took him to the wood shed..