A lot of investors don’t understand all the tools that are available to them because you would have to talk to someone that strategizes taxes i.e CPA, enrolled agent, tax lawyer etc. in order to use the short term loop hole, you must rent your STR for 15 days or more and be no greater than avg stay of 7 days.

Hey congrats this is just like the DA who becomes a defense lawyer or an IRS agent who switch's sides and represents those being audited  etc etc..

Ultimately I just raised rents and got better with outsourcing the maintenance in a cost effective way (wasn't doing that very well before).

I'll reach out to the lawyer in the meantime, but I suspect if they refuse to pay it, it'll have to come out of their security deposits when they move out?

I’m a lender focused on real estate investments, and I'm eager to connect with investors of all experience levels.I’d love to hear about your current projects and what strategies you find most effective in today’s market.

It's subconscious to me on the internet when it's only a blue head that the person could be fake.I think the forums would be much more effective if verification was required just for this reason.

I am not a lawyer or know the nuances of licensure law to this level.That being said, I would imagine that if you signed contracts with clients that they will pay you $5,000/mo or $250/hr, or whatever you agree on, for consulting services, that is between you and them.  

To do that effectively, you have to be interested, not interesting.

With $100k, focusing on properties that offer high rental demand or flipping potential could allow you to leverage your funds effectively, especially in your booming area. 

When acquiring a large portfolio of rental properties, what strategies have you found effective for managing or dividing the properties?