If you have the reserves and you have a ton of experience, you might be looking at keeping between 30-40% equity on your side.  

More rental income than a long term rental (LTR) but less than a short term rental (STR) property.One thing to keep in mind is you are responsible for furnishing and maintaining the property and you might also be responsible for utilities. 

They may not have a ton of say directly.  

Current lease agreement says tenants will cover utilities. 

You will not get all of the liens confirmed - there can be HOA liens, tax liens, utility liens, anything.

I am new to bigger pockets and feel like I have already learned a ton in the last month.

Charleston has a ton of REI networking events each month.

I respect it, a lot of people buy in markets they are interested in so they can get some utilization out of the property too.  

Partner Driven utilized its expertise in deal structuring and the local market to flip the property quickly at a higher price point, demonstrating our ability to maximize profits without heavy investment.

My question is, if this is not the best market to utilize that strategy, what strategies are you finding the most succuss with?