Would you recommend starting with a smaller deal, partnering up, or applying for hard money?

These penalties apply whether the defendant is the principal actor, attempted the offense, or conspired to commit fraud.

Just remember, once you get to 30 days, MN State rental laws apply, not Airbnb rules, and for that reason, you would be best to create a lease, keep some extra revenue by saving AirBNB fees, and save the tenant the cost of the taxes which do not apply on a lease.

Knowledge isn't power - APPLIED knowledge is power.Track Your Numbers - this is just a piggyback on putting systems in place.

This is my first deal on my own, so I’m learning as I go — but I’ve managed CapEx projects for multifamily groups for years, so I’m applying that experience here and figuring out the investor side as I build. 

The only way to value this property is to throw out their numbers, use the current rent roll (image 2f59fd.jpg), and apply a realistic expense ratio (like your 35-40%+ assumption). 

If you want they're help applying for permits or getting contractors around, that's a different story, but general questions is what every business answers the phones for. 

Increasing your limit will in turn improve your utilization assuming you aren't spending more I usually apply for a new card every 6 months or so - sure you take a hard inquiry (falls off after 2 years, if I remember right) but the increase in credit limit and automatic decrease in utilization actually results in an improvement in my credit score 

The numerous pop-up windows load slowly, and ACH fees for outgoing payments are $1 each, which adds up quickly.It's particularly frustrating that I have to manually create and apply a bill for maintenance fees to each property every month.

It says you can apply bonus depreciation to $50,000 of it.