If there is dog odor, there probably is dog hair in the ducts.

Their pet peed all over the carpet, left hair everywhere and we had to pay extra to our cleaner.

Banks around me are happy to sign extensions.

Is it the extension or the maturity penalty.

The challenge is that Tampa only allows one ADU per lot, with a max of 950 sq ft of total livable area for that unit.That means I technically can’t create a second unit, but I can expand the existing ADU, as long as the combined upstairs + downstairs area stays under the 950 sq ft limit.Here’s where I’m stuck:- I could design it as an “extension” of the ADU (same address, one unit on paper) and just have a kitchenette downstairs instead of a full kitchen.- Each level could then be rented separately, similar to how people rent by room, but still under one ADU structure.My concern is the permitting process and cost.

My business partner is currently testing for his South Carolina residential home builder license from which he has extensive home flip experience from previous duty stations. 

My Airbnbs in Jersey are 90% occ but my ADRs are a hair lower than ADR from pricelabs. 

In Feb I purchased two stand alone duplexes - one in good shape and occupied, the other in need of extensive rehab ($150k or so).

Thanks, Jeremy eXp Realty has 200-300 local agents with a 30+ agent team joining the Portland branch last fall.That said, the right fit for you could be in a 3-agent office.It all depends on what kind of environment works best for you.Some new agents thrive in brokerages that offer extensive training, mentorship, and other support/handholding.Other new agents are OK with just being surrounded by other successful brokers, despite there not being much training. 

It the project is more extensive - fire or structural damage, systems updating, cosmetic and more 3 months of work - I look for at least a 30% return on investment.