If their credit sucks, they won't care, and you won't get that money.Share your rental advertisement and ask BP users to review it and give advice based on your market and your marketing.

You ask me for tips  on properties that aren't going to be on everyone's list.My friend, listen to me carefully. 

The rest economy of scale takes care of.

But it’s not my fault that that (smaller) investor does not make sure that no DNC-registered number is ever called by his out-of-the-country VAs in the first place… In any case, like I said, pure speculation on my part.I own properties in various states, but it seems that my half a dozen in TN get the most attention from them.

Be careful of financial items or “investor hours” and travel.Think this way: “If I did not do this (Insert Task) would be STR be negatively affected”?

@Pretty Khare As Ruben and John mentioned above, you can utilize a cost segregation study on your STR property to reduce taxable income (or create a taxable loss) to offset against your W2 income, but you need to ensure you are following the IRS guidelines very carefully.

But they didn't seem to care since I had given them plenty of time to respond.

The syndications that are going belly up are getting a ton of attention in these forums.

You want to make sure that your properties are taken care of at all times.

You should have the contract modified laying out all that you want the seller to take care of due to the inspection.