@Jonathan KrauserWhile location is one factor, the biggest factor is the size of the drain line you connect the washer to. 

I've been getting cabinets from the factory which is not too far away. 

40 y/o, married with three kids, software developer by day. After being inspired by entrepreneurial friends I've been blessed to meet in the last 12 months, I've been inspired to change my career course. Software deve...

Key is to make use them to maximize efficiency I really appreciate you commenting this.

They are planning the factory as I type.

For a deal like this, the biggest factor is demand in that specific community.

From what I understand, the annual gift tax excludes $18K per person (2025 limit), and anything above that either gets reported against her lifetime estate/gift exemption or requires some additional planning.I’m trying to figure out the most tax-efficient and practical strategy here.

So, much more efficient to direct inquiries to your website and use software to schedule showings.

Airbnb/Short Term Rental investors - I'm helping a client with global sourcing experience validate a business idea and wondering if this would actually move the needle for you...The concept: A done-for-you supply chain service that sources your recurring STR supplies (towels, toiletries, linens, etc.) directly from vetted factories in China, adds your custom branding, and ships everything consolidated to save you 20-30% vs. retail.So instead of multiple Amazon/Costco runs or risky Alibaba orders, you'd get:Branded amenities (your logo on shampoo bottles, towels, etc.)Bundled shipments every 30-60 daysQuality control and inspection handledBoutique guest experience at wholesale pricesExample: One operator projected $20K+ annual savings on 50+ units just by switching their towel and toiletry sourcing.The tradeoff: 30-day lead times vs. same-day pickup, and you'd need to plan inventory ahead.Honest question for operators with 10+ units: Are you spending $200-500+ per unit annually on supplies, or constantly dealing with inconsistent quality/stockouts?

HVAC: Is the ROI high enough to justify installing high-efficiency furnaces/boilers over standard units in a mid-range flip?