Some place that I can reasonably visit myself if need be on a weekend.

Should I be visiting, asking neighbors questions, getting a feel for the neighborhood and home (in person rather than just off of online research) before buying or making offers? 

But you know enough to be able to fill in the blanks and get close... public records, utility companies, visiting with residents, walking the park and networking with other park owners. 

CA OR NV AZ WA etc.also this being an investment property I think a work out with the lender is whats in order.

We are well visited for our 3 tier 1 universities, the research triangle park, travelling educators and nurses, and students.

I have a successful PM company in SF and a CA Broker License - but currently don't do any sales transactions.

Hi everyone,I'm looking to invest in short-term rentals in California but want to focus on markets that have a relatively smooth and less restrictive process for obtaining permits.

I. tend to help a lot of CA investors here.

Beyond that, you're on your own unless you take the initiative to have someone help you and perhaps split the Assignments fee 50/50.As someone who has been in RE now 50 years as a licensed CA Broker an inactive mortgage banker  And have been a back room Vendor for some of the top trainers in the US.Anyone can take the course RE is not that complicated at the level you folks are working at.

I work with a lot of California investors who chose to invest OOS.