Quote from @Kelly Schroeder: The biggest challenges on scaling flipping are quality control with contractors for example getting the vanity light straight and centered with the vanity sink.

That being said, keeping contractors on-task is the biggest challenge.

home needed new roof and causemetics as well as it was technically land locked when we bought it.

Coming at this from a slightly different angle.....What is the biggest challenge with customers?

:)Challenge: trusting, but verifying.There's always a bit of trust between a PMC and an owner - but the PMC should document as much as possible and be as transparent as possible.

What strategies worked, and what challenges did you face?

Steve, That’s a tough run of challenges, but I appreciate you being transparent about the numbers—it’s super valuable for others in the STR space to see the “real” side of it.A couple of thoughts: 1.

Paul typically range from $300K–$550K, depending on location and condition.Rents: Median rents for 2–3 bedroom units are running $1,500–$2,000/month in many neighborhoods.Financing environment: Interest rates in the 6–7% range mean the mortgage payment is higher, making underwriting tighter but there's less competition so getting a better deal upfront is more feasible.Even with these challenges, house hacking can still work here when the numbers are run carefully.

I have a huge passion for renovations, ground break builds and odd ball challenges.

My business partner and I are working on a seller finance deal.  The idea has been to put three properties into our LLC's name then refi out in 6 months using one of my broker's lenders that allow a 6 month seasoning....