I am a dedicated real estate agent who works with investors seeking short-term rental properties.

You also will almost always run your property better than a PM company, especially early on in your career while you are focused so it is hard to describe how much better of a deal you need to have if you are buying small multi units or single family.

Definitely an interesting idea, but I think you have to either have some property management who has experience / knowledge with managing properties like this or some personal knowledge / experience running these types of properties.I also think there is good opportunities around college campuses like Kent State, Toledo, Baldwin Wallace and rent out per room to college students. 

I am contemplating establishing an LLC to run the properties through.

Does anyone have trouble running comps for properties in PR?

In most places a mortgage is going to be less than rent-otherwise landlords would lose money.

Like any market, there are risks and you need to have the right team in place prior to buying a property or you could lose money.

Despite this, continued population and job growth, along with limited new development beyond 2025, suggests potential for renewed rent growth in the medium term.The market's long-term outlook remains positive, with Las Vegas's continued growth driving demand for townhomes and condos, making it a viable investment area for both short-term gains and long-term stability.

Additionally, being close to an international airport is ideal for me as I also run a small Turo business.

We use a company that sets up all of our long and short term holds in LLC's and our parent company is filed in Wyoming due to all information being protected and not publicly available from the LLC.