what I like about MLS is you can go through a normal buying process. .wholesalers want to hype their deals info is wildly incorrect.. they want up front NON refundable deposits and your not getting any of that back.. they just try to create a false sense of urgency.MLS you take your time make your offers you can offer less you protect your EM you have inspections you can re trade within your contract time lines etc etc..MUCH more buyer protection that way.. the market will dictate the final outcome.. not a wholesaler hype machine and no real due diligence.

Sometimes, you need to be really firm. 

Haven't firmed up a property manager yet, but happy to share names once I receive one. 

If you know anyone/is someone who works at a investment or property management firm in NYC, Westchester or East CT please help me get into contact. 

I believe the law firm handling this for the city has been trying to serve me papers.

A good real estate brokerage firm will not entertain or interview you if you do not have an active real estate license because those brokerages are top producing brokerage meaning those companies are buying leads with premium leads like Zillow and other sources.

A price reduction would save 'em like $9 a month, so they are good our way.I sold my first and last house ever with a full service brokerage this spring. 

I could pay a regular marketing firm to build a site, but since so many STR owners have this need, I have to imagine there's an off the shelf option rather than having a custom site built.

Conduct regular inspections and communicate clearly about the rules and expectations.Handling this situation firmly but fairly can help maintain the integrity of your rental property and ensure a safe and healthy environment for all tenants.

I'm interested in lending in the Dakota's since it seems like none of the big firms are doing so and would appreciate a contact to call and learn more.