I've been in the real estate game for over 20 years and have done my fair share of transactions, including condos and multifamily properties.

To manage this relationship, landlords should establish clear boundaries, respect space, use a third-party property manager, and set expectations for tenant responsibilities.

You don’t have to keep contemporaneous daily time reports, logs, or similar documents if you can establish your participation in some other way.

Buyers are out there, and with fewer investors jumping in due to concerns, there's less competition snagging those good deals.If you're considering moving forward, connecting with someone who knows the Tampa scene inside and out could be a game-changer.

I'm not from your state - but in Florida your taxable basis is established by your purchase price at the time of the sale.  

I'm sure her heart is in the right place but for that amount of money I think they need to up their game and get on their customer service.

Professionals often have established relationships with contractors, legal advisors, and real estate professionals, giving them an edge when it comes to maintaining the property and handling emergencies efficiently.Should You Hire a Property Manager?

There are a lot of owners that have great purchase prices and 3 to 4% Interest rates that bought 5, 10 or more years ago.If you want to jump into the STR market game now in competitive markets you better run your numbers conservatively and you need an appealing location and property to be competitive. 

I understand it's a long term game.

We have bought only a handful of 2nds but to me, the 2nds game is a volume play.