Joe, I've been to events and meetups with many different management companies from all across the US and there are very little consistencies on the fee structure. 

These facilities often have stable and predictable income streams due to consistent demand, making them attractive investments.Additionally, the trade-off between the speed of closing a deal and the long-term financial implications is crucial.

I currently invest here in Columbus, Ohio and would be more than happy to help you set up your CORE 4 consisting of an agent, attorney, contractor, and property manager.

That's because a lot of things that "work" when tested can't handle the load of people living there and using them consistently and so they fail quickly.

I have had consistent cash flow from Tulane students and have not had an issue refilling the house.

Once you have a consistent months of sales doing insurance then switch but it's way too early.

Flexibility for Future Moves: When I decided to move out later, I can continue renting both units, creating a consistent income stream even after transitioning to a new home.

i iknow of a couple investors who are members of those sites. i thought about it, but didn't when they couldn't tell me how many leads came in per month on avg.i like being in control of my own marketing and once u have it going consistently the phone will ring. the other leads are icing on the cake

House hacking and buying a new primary residence every year are great strategies to ensure you are consistently growing and profiting from every purchase you make!

But until someone provides evidence (via their primary research like I did) that central NC, with 1M in population is completely different from everywhere else as far as SDIRA investment behavior, I will assume the above is consistent with the rest of the country.