Quote from @Kyle Hilliard: You can't dictate where people sleep.

Interior design conversations count if they’re about functionality/guest experience, not aesthetics for personal use a quick note in your log like “layout planning for guest flow” is sufficient.

I sleep fine at night even when I had 50 mortgages and writing those monthly checks was my biggest expense. 

>Some investors genuinely sleep better with leverage and others sleep better with simplicity.

Check this out as well...and don't sleep on Meetup.com and LinkedIn.Good luck!

Guest behavior often tells a different story.Comfort Directly Impacts ReviewsComfort influences:- Sleep quality- Daily usability- Stress levelsThese elements appear repeatedly in positive reviews and repeat bookings.Research from the broader hospitality industry consistently shows that negative guest feedback is most often tied to comfort failures: poor sleep, cleanliness issues, excessive noise, or temperature problems rather than the absence of luxury amenities.

I can sleep well knowing that I have money invested with Praxis.  

Don't sleep on investor-friendly agents and investors themselves.

We have a 3/2 that sleeps 9 (one king, three queens, one twin).

I also appreciate the point that an LLC alone isn’t sufficient and that the real risk mitigation comes from diligence during acquisition, strong operational practices, proper documentation, insurance, and risk-shifting strategies.