My goal is to build a sustainable rental portfolio that provides great housing for tenants and solid financial returns.I’m looking for advice, insights, and connections from experienced investors or local professionals.

As he stated, the inspection came back in good condition, and the home appraised at full value without any identifying issues at the time of purchase.3) RTR was made aware of issues that the investor was experiencing with the tenant.

Here in Western NC and greater Asheville we have several thousand people who are suddenly displaced due to Hurricane Helene. As you can imagine, our STR market is largely shuttered. Thus many in our investor community...

I do, but he is not experienced with short term rentals and cost segregation studies. 

I am a newbie re investor and I was wondering what all experienced investors use to manage their own rentals? 

At this point I'm trying to figure if I should try to bring in an experienced partner to de-risk this build out or scrap the plan altogether and sell. 

Every other month it was spot on 12% return.Having said all that, I am currently experiencing some lag in performance with their new AHP Servicing fund which just opened to new investors November 2018. 

If you are a new investor they will still will work with you but due to being new you will pay a higher interest rate and more points than an experienced investor.

I'd talk to some investors experienced in sub-to, and possibly an attorney. 

I am very interested from hearing from you guys that have experienced this situation.