With a short sale, will the lender of the property pay for the commission of the buyers real estate agent?

Why hasn't your property manager already answered this question?

After building your list, what’s worked better for you—huge lists (thousands of leads) or smaller, hyper-targeted lists (10-100 properties)?

For context I have a tenant who has been in the property for close to 10 years.

My wife and I haven't leveraged the 10% second home loan yet, for us currently that is the most realistic path forward for current costs of properties but I'm unsure where and how we can pull that off, been out of the market for a little while so wanted to see what others are doing to make it work in this state as I want to get back into the game this year.Thanks

It  depends if the property is in service or not.

Then look at places where you can buy those properties, and last investigate with HUD what is the section 8 rental in those areas.In that way, you will collect a lot of knowledge in the process.

My goal is to achieve financial freedom by age 36 and to understand various aspects such as investing education, strategies, business planning, properties, marketing, and exit strategies.

I am playing the appreciation game and will hold my properties for as long as possible.

You know a similar thing happened in Kansas City (more specifically Jackson County, MO) regarding property taxes in 2023.