The one grinding in the dark, holding the line when nobody checks in, you’re not alone.

When i demanded a reckoning of his financials he went completly dark.

Make up your own words to the Cat Stevens hit: “Out there on the edge of darkness, there lies the Wealth Train [sound of Gospel choir] . .

Navy or dark blues are becoming hot in my are.

This is a good question and a common scenario for investors juggling flips, STRs, and additional units.From the guest experience perspective, I suggest being upfront with guests about the construction, mentioning it when they book or in your listing, it can go a long way in managing expectations and minimizing negative reviews.

Instead of howling at the dark, @John Clark: why don't you light a lamp for those who are lost? 

The W Call St. property offered a rare opportunity to earn strong returns with minimal risk.

Kind of a devil you know vs the one you don't type of thing but I cant afford to have rent not being paid especially being completely left in the dark.

The city has done improvements to the park (DISC golf course) and is doing a fun glow-in-the-dark path. 

I want to bridge finance and purchase with minimal down, with the idea to do owner-occupied conventional refinancing for these next 4, but purchasing them all in the next 2-6 months.