• Using standardized design packages?

No mystery there. as for insurance.. there is all sorts of on line tips and tricks how to pay insurance that does not cause a red flag..

The reason is they want predictable, verifiable lease income, and room-by-room rentals can look “non-standard” or even borderline commercial to them.

Guesty/Hospitable for comms, Turno or Breezeway for cleanings, and shared Google Drive folders to keep everything standardized.

Their customer service was disrespectful throughout the process.To be fair, this company is based in New York, and maybe their standards or processes differ from those on the West Coast.

He also paid for the title insurance for the new owners when the sale was complete.

This enables our renovation vendors to provide lower labor costs.Standardization: Since 2017, we've standardized all major renovation materials—flooring, paint, fixtures—across all renovations.

The repairs needed to bring a property like this to market standards can be minimal; but more often the costs are so high the buyer ends up spending MORE than they would with a conventional transaction. 

What type of property insurance do I need?

Maybe the numbers would work for someone else, but my rental standards are a little higher (eg. for me, drop ceilings are alright in a finished basement, not an upstairs bathroom or kitchen.)