The investor comes with capital to fix and improve the property before listing it on MLS (capital that the homeowner doesn't have) and because of that selling the house at a higher price, making it a win win scenario. 

Not sure if you have new SEO or Management  but the recent website facelift is plain and not an improvement from the  previous.

Is this an improved position in the market from the current location? 

I’ve worked extensively with Yardi and operational oversight in multifamily assets.I’m currently providing remote operational support to small and mid-size multifamily owners who need help stabilizing systems, improving delinquency tracking, or managing leasing workflows.Looking forward to connecting with other operators and contributing where I can.

They improved it lol

​Do you prefer renovating upfront before tenants, or improving gradually over time?

That’s safer, but you’re locking more capital into the properties.At 33 with a long runway, I’d personally ask: is the goal maximum long-term stability, or is it improving cash flow to redeploy capital elsewhere?

As long as you make the election with your return, those costs can be expensed if they qualify.The catch is the repair vs improvement rules.

.– Accept higher stress and thinner margin for error.Now zoom out to your stated goal: best position in 2 to 3 years.In a 2 to 3 year window, liquidity and optionality matter more than raw door count.If you eliminate the LOC:• Your DTI improves.• Your stress drops.• Your risk profile improves for lenders.• You protect yourself if STR performance underwhelms.STR income is not guaranteed.

Maybe about 10% are improved properties, another 10% lots, and the rest time shares at a variety of developments including about a dozen at Four Seasons.