Your challenge will be deciding between:Small CrewPros: Cheaper, usually one point of contact, flexibleCons: Hard to find, less professional, they may not always admit they don't know how to do something, price changes are vague, often surprisesLarger CompanyPros: Professional bids, processes, etc.Cons: More expensive, less flexible, may need to speak with multiple people

Home prices have shown steady increases, with low rental inventory attracting investors seeking long-term holds.

I have run into a few squatters each year - whether they were professional squatters with fake leases or just people trying to find a warm place to sleep.

Given that you're near NYC, I'd imagine, there'd be a lot of newer professionals looking for a place to live so there should be no shortage.Id connect with other local investors that do rent by the room to see what they do for furnishings. 

It is important that you hire professionals who have experience working with foreign investors.

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