In my opinion, you can buy a property under your names (all three), but still use an operating agreement to help you navigate through the management of the business.

I used to discount the Airbnb, but I just make it the same and if I get a listing on air then great if not not big loss.As far as maintaining a other site it is just a bunch of copying and pasting and uploading same pictures.I find the air site and app a little more cumbersome to navigate and find things but I would recommend using it to pick up a few more listings.

I am still learning to navigate around BP.

Under contract now and trying to navigate our way through inspection/concessions.

These are only the first few things that jump to mind; definitely consult a broker in your area who's experienced in navigating this very specific asset class.

@Sandy G. you should implement multiple strategies, some of which have been suggested here. 1) reaching out to brokers2) networking with local RE investors3) you can do direct mailing - either buy a list from listsource or similar OR build yourself by navigating through http://tax1.co.monmouth.nj.us/cgi-bin/prc6.cgi?

But navigating all of their red tape got me into a really great property with a really low rate so it was certainly worth it.

I’m getting back into RE investing, just looking to navigate through the app and find some Chicago investors to network with

As others have mentioned, you may have a good deal on your hands, but there likely needs to be more rigor for us to offer an opinion.

The difficult part is usually with the City, but State regulations can be tough to navigate too.