I’m active duty Air Force with four properties.

I just think it is vital to have some boots on the ground in the city where the investment property is, especially for smaller operators. 

Make sure you get an experience realtor that can guide you through the leasing process, vette out any prospects, explain what your duties as a landlord are and what to expect, good bad and ugly.

Active duty military and New here to BP while still considering myself new to REI. 

Won't apply for everyone, but for those that are military and looking to turn your primary residence into a rental when you leave, you can keep the 4% assessment under certain conditions (remain on active duty and I believe it's limited to 1 property unless you advertise it for sale within 30 days of a purchase of a new house).  

I see a number of economic development and community vitality initiatives initiated circa 2020, including a community master plan, the development of the MetroHealth complex and associated green space, the Community Housing Plan 2030, 25Connects, Mayor Frank Jackson's Neighborhood Transformation Initiative, and others.

You can use your VA loan at that time.I’m active duty Air Force with four properties.

Sharing access through co-hosting is a common approach that allows the PM to perform their duties while you maintain control over the listing and its reviews.

💪👊I'm an active duty AF, about to retire as well in the next few months, any advice on transitioning?

Biggest clauses are: who's responsible for what, what are the penalties if someone doesn't perform their duties (including forcing them out) and what happens if one party wants out and the others don't.BTW: your brother should do this with his new girlfriend BEFORE paying part of her mortgage!