I called a lawyer but they didn't even know as it was too specific of a situation.Want to avoid putting myself in a bad spot and make sure I handle ESAs well in the future.

You’ll need to treat it like a business—handling tenant management, accounting, legal compliance, property maintenance, and more.That said, when done correctly, it’s a powerful tool for building wealth!

How have you handled property management and tenant turnover?

Do you really think you have the skills and experience to handle a D (at best) neighborhood?

I’m diving into real estate investing with a focus on rental properties, and I’m looking to connect with like-minded investors, lenders, and partners.A little about me:•I’m currently working on securing my first rental property and seeking a strategic partnership with an investor willing to fund the deal while I handle the operations.

As an Airbnb shareholder from IPO I like what they do hiring third world reps to handle issues, but as a PM company owner and STR owner I despise it. 

He has a staff of 3 or 4 assistants to handle the details, and his break even every month is $30K.

Additionally, managing series LLCs can be challenging, especially when it comes to opening bank accounts or handling titles for individual cells, which can create unnecessary complexity.

How would you handle this?

If you have worked with a company that handled everything for you- vs making your own deal/team/etc, I'd love to hear your thoughts.