Doing dramatic theme furnishings are to cost you.

As investors who have been screwed by them and former employees try to recov er their money, Dutch is going on cruises for his wedding anniversary and for holidays while Amy goes on lavish outings and recently came back from the Bahamas.

Because this is a reoccurring theme I hear. 

If you can close on the Wheeler one and get it all themed out in the next month or so (a tall task) you can probably do ~$90k revenue in 3 months.Byars house rates are pretty low after that so if you miss out on that, probably not worth it. 

And last but not least, there's the BP-themed meetups that I orchestrate here in Asheville, which are roundtable, themed, and conversational...and therefore intentionally smaller (ie, 10-20 people).

No no no, Engelo is an Aussie, he knows better, The Med is where ya go when have "F-U money" lol. 

One theme I’ve been diving into with other operators is how depreciation is being positioned as part of LP returns.

The common theme is simple: use DSCR to hold stabilized properties, but don’t be afraid to use bridge capital to get them stabilized in the first place. 

Off season revenue ideas could include glamping, weddings, hunting cabins/tours, wilderness schools.  

For that matter, we also have a meetup group (except "meetup" groups are not really much meeting up these days) anyhow our meetup group that mostly meets on Zoom is called Ethical REI of Northern NM.It's a common theme on BP to attack wholesalers, been this way for many years.