Skype if you’re home is far away, or try to even meet in person.Ideally, your relationship with your property manager will be one you retain for years to come.If you are looking to find an Airbnb manager, feel free to reach out to me directly (via direct message of through  a phone call) or try a free tool on our site that will guide you through this process. 

If you're new to property auctions, you might also consider consulting with a real estate agent or attorney experienced in auctions to guide you through the process. 

So, use HML as your guide to property value if you lack experience or are located far away/out of state and can't do comps on your own. 

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However, I strongly suggest to seek a structure engineer or architect/drafter that guide/help you on planning and dealing with zoning permits as well.

The "Ultimate Beginner's Guide" is a must-read to grasp the fundamentals.Market Research: Before diving in, thoroughly research the Pittsburgh real estate market.

: An experienced agent can guide you through the process and negotiate on your behalf.5.

I did not have anyone that guided me through the "false summit" process with the building department.I was not getting enough 2nd or 3rd opinions at a time when I was still too new to all of this.

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Let the condition of your walls and your ability to patch be your guide.