Here's what I got going on so farCreated my Company "Coastal Sunrises" which focuses on STR Management/co-hosting, and am in the building process right now for my systems and I'm essentially looking to build every one of them to scale with so I am okay with taking a hit to profits immediately if that means paying employees/va's while I'm not managing a ton of properties.

It is also a low-risk way to learn all the principles of real estate investing with very limited risk, gain experience with evaluating, buying, repairing, renting and managing a property.

Evaluating same for Md.

By making equity raise small and max leverage they try to pump returns with tax savings because the cash distribution is so poor so tout overall returns ( think of Wal-mart touting overall pay for employees at 30 an hour when most of that is covering some insurance and other benefits type fluff versus what someone would take home on a check).

I would evaluate the homes and their condition to determine which homes would be the best candidates for selling quickly.

But as an agent, you are a contract employee so if you are trying to buy properties and can't show consistent income, you will only push your dreams further down the line. 

We do Annual Evaluations/Walk-thrus to monitor tenant damages.

Push out Articles, employee handbooks, brokerage rules.

They will go down sooner or later, and if deals work at the current cost of capital, then they will look even better when rates drop.Maybe it's time to evaluate other markets?

The potential ability to add 6-8 additional homes (to rent or sale - still evaluating options), under the new building codes to help spur more housing is the most intriguing thing about this property.