The idea of acquiring a new property every few years to build a strong portfolio is something we’re seriously considering.I appreciate the insight, and it’s great to hear from someone with experience.

For investors—what’s something you wish more realtors understood about working with you? 

Are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?

Of course our big motivation is commission but you can get commission or a referral fee or something in an off market transaction if done properly.

The house sits near a freeway junction and a busy street, and while my previous rental was also close to the freeway, something about this home's elevation makes the noise unbearablyintrusive.

If bookkeeping is your thing, that's something else you might offer help with.

Something like: "Know that if you don't pay your full rent by the 01, I will file for eviction".Or should I just wait and if she passes the 01th, file for eviction?

Quote from @Michael Calvey: Airbnb just dropped their Q4 numbers, and something caught my eye that hosts need to pay attention to: while they're raking in $2.5B in revenue (up 12%), they're dumping massive resources into platform "improvements" - 535 of them to be exact.As someone who follows the hosting space closely, here's what's interesting: they're clearly betting big on AI and tech upgrades, but what does this mean for hosts' bottom lines?

However, my true goal has always been to develop, buy, and manage real estate—something I’ve dreamed about since I was 12 years old.

-I don't have friends in this business, -We live in Charlotte, NC and I would prefer to find something not more than two-three hours of drive-I wish we could get a duplex, but I don't know what the main difference in operating a single family and a duplex.