@Kevin Connauton most PMCs won't touch this type of renting due to all the additional headaches and liability.We second contacting PadSplit.

I will definitely keep in touch with you Nick and I appreciate you reaching out.

To make matters worse, not everything is listed on an MLS like in the US; many agents keep listings to themselves, which makes the market more opaque. 

Keep in touch with your lending partners for each one so you can understand whether you need departure residence income to qualify for the next or not.Finally, if you're investing with a Significant other, I recommend considering a "leapfrog" strategy where you buy one, then your partner buys the next, and so on.  

I’ve seen both approaches, but I’ve found that keeping the OTA house rules simple works best to avoid overwhelming guests.

It is common and customary acrossa almost all rentals except some A class office to pay your share of utilities.Now you can make whatever arangment you'd like and work it out however you want with your tenant but if you are going to "share costs" I'd suggest keeping the utilities in your name, and then "back billing" the tenants for that share of their usage, but again thats a lot of work for really no gain in my book.My recommendation would be to simply have the tenants pay all utilities. 

I think Brett has a Facebook group, let's keep in touch there.

This will create your new basis.From an operational perspective, you might want to touch up a few things on the place to make it more rentable. 

I've had so many sellers list their rental properties with me asking me to keep it as discreet as possible as they have many "friends" who are Realtors that they didn't want to often.

We discussed this in an earlier post.Obviously, if loans are being made without any provision in the Operating Agreement, it’s time to get in touch with your State Securities Protection Division - usually a part of the State Attorney General Consumer Protection Agency.