First off, if you can't run it successfully as a short term rental, what makes you think someone else will be able to do so, with the added baggage of paying you and furnishing the place (assuming you wouldn't just give them your furniture)? 

However, it would be a lot harder on my infrastructure - in the winter everyone wants pool heat so your compressor would be running for months, when it's hardest to keep things warm, and I'd be running my AC system harder while I was there in the hot months.

Anywhere you bought an STR it was going to grow money. 

When running comps for a fix-and-flip, is there a general rule to offset the ARV due to land size discrepancy?

Recently started buying SFR in Kansas City, MO and have been hitting the ground running. 

They have a lean on the property and owe more than what it's worth.Can someone help me run numbers to see if it's even worth it?

Quote from @Placeholder Placeholder: Has anyone ever heard of Funding Co Holding, LLC, was In need of hard money loan due to unqualified docs, attempting to purchase potential property with extremely great ROI.

For my market and personal situation- if I can create around 15% equity or more and the property is cash flow neutral or better, I'm probably going to take a run at it. 

Institutional private money is really no different than Hard Money except maybe they can close a little faster but sometimes it is a title issue and you can't anyway.  

Hey Alexis,Annual rental residential management and short term (vacation?)