Also, locate a good Real Estate agent specializing in locating rentals looking to rent.  

Maybe if you put a large down payment on the property and you find a low HOA fee building but there is also the potential risk of large special assessments if the HOA isn't well managed.

The Gator II group ($5k) and then a Sub"something" (I can't remember) and that's probably the more expensive one.He just did a video telling people not to lend in 4th and 5th position until they go through his "special" training.

So they are essentially your VA, but they are specially trained in maintenance, so this is much better than hiring someone you don't know and have to train.

I’ve done some of that for a few special buyer clients since getting my license but only if they had cash ready and were looking for properties in the $2M+ price point (100% of the time with an exclusive agency agreement in place, I’ve never ever worked without one and never ever will whether it’s a law or not) because it’s a lot of work.

Consider twilight shots for that "wow" factor.Offer amenities that make your property special, like a fire pit by the lake, kayaks, or paddleboards.

We specialize in helping owners who maybe having financial struggels and need to sell to move on in their lives...

Establish relationships with brokers specializing in multi-family properties, send letters to property owners, and use online platforms like LoopNet, Crexi, and CoStar.

I've helped a few people with considering modular rebuilds in fire areas and there are some modular and manufactured companies that I work with with that have some specialization in the area. - Orbit is one.

Lenders prefer 10x times negotiate than foreclose, they are in the business to make money and no to take properties from people specially now when no one is not buying due to high interest.