Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Hi fellow investors, and real estate professionals,I am an out of state investor in Cincinnati, and looking for a reputable, experienced and honest property management solution for my portfolio of 8 SFH properties.

I'm curious if there's much of a demand or shortage for higher quality housing for traveling and short term medical professionals.

As long as your income is less than 150k -for example if you make 50k at work and 50 k from rental income 100k gross earnings from the year you could subtract 1/27.5 years of depreciation let’s call it 50k and 30k of interest and tax so your tax able income would be 100k-80k=20k taxable income-how would being a real estate professional help me making under 150k Would appreciate any help or resources you could refer me to

Market is better for the 200k -300k, this house took a lot longer to sell but we are gaining experience Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Either hire an Attorney to do it or you can go online with the state and file it all your self: https://www.nj.gov/njbusiness/registration/you will also have to get a FEIN number as well, which can also be done online.: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...and you can get an llc formation book/ binder ( usually i get the 1st one - #6) here: https://www.mburrkeim.com/outfits/compact.htm

It was the start of a realization that the professional path left me deeply frustrated, unfulfilled, and as the dog chasing their proverbial tail.

@Will Kaufmann You could hire the agent to conduct a BPO.

I would hire this out and would take 1 day to do. 

This is a topic for each investor to cover with prospective management companies before hiring one.I know of at least one management company that recommends the owner pay for the renter's insurance (with the cost folded into the rental rate) and advertise that fact as a marketing matter.