**DISCLAIMER: "Always seek legal counsel regarding tenants rights in your state and speak with a trusted and licensed property management company before doing any of this!

Hey Abner, As others suggested, check if they have an NMLS license.

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

I am a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams here in Austin and I have personally been investing in the area over the past few years.

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

It is very important to establish your buy box (with specific states) before jumping into this game. 

The idea of building a business and creating long-term wealth through real estate has been something that has felt out of reach until recently getting my real estate license in Arizona.

They can talk to the insurance company for you, make sure repairs are done quickly, by licensed professionals,  and keep your tenants updated (if needed).

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?

In many/most places you can pull permits and do work on your primary residence yourself, but you need to be a contractor licensed/insured to do that in the rental units.