The operators are focused on improving cash flow and positioning for future refinancing opportunities.

It depends on your objective:1. trying to generate chunks of money = flips2. want an extra couple/few hundred dollars a month = buy a rental 3. want to live for free and redeploy what you would have spent on a mortgage = househack 4. want to acquire properties without a lot of money = BRRRRHousehacking immediately improves your quality of life financially.

Repainted interior & exterior, improved curb appeal with landscaping and shutters, and tackled a very large deck.

What exercises or tips have helped you improve your phone voice?

Specifically:What were your biggest challenges (zoning, drainage, ventilation, fire code, utilities, tenant improvements)?

Feel free to reach out if you still want some assistance with the search.

I’m trying to learn what matters most to investors so I can improve my own research process.

Here’s one we ACTUALLY did:- Purchase price: $550k- Improvements + furnishings: $60k- First year revenue: $140k That’s not a typo. $140k on a friggin $550k purchase.Now obviously it’s not just “buy anything and throw it on Airbnb.”

DSCR rates have really improved over the past few months. 

In addition, your basis can be increased by capital improvements you’ve made over time (like remodels, additions, or a new roof).