References from their previous investors can be valuable for you.Legal Due Diligence: Get an attorney specializing in real estate syndication to review the offering documents, operating agreement, and any guarantees.These are the basics of conducting due diligence for syndication.

Hi Sahara,I am an agent and property manager specializing in STR's here in Big Bear Lake.

So we specialize in higher end single family houses in great neighborhoods.

I would recommend reaching out to local property managers who specialize in Section 8 Rentals to get a better sense of what timelines are looking like for section 8.

It goes without saying that you should get the lease agreements as soon as possible so that you can have some transparency into the number of occupants, the rent, any agreements, utilities paid/not paid by the tenant, parking, storage, responsibilities like lawn/snow, expiration dates, special clauses, etc. 

I recently put my Pensacola house up for rent on Zillow, and I received an email from a company that specializes in temporarily relocating families displaced by damages to their home.

@Holly RossI recommend finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation, tax planning and financial planning.

Like others said - you get a homestead exemption (if you do the work to file it), you get special financing (FHA, low money down), your insurance can be better...

The food can be dust, soap scum, etc.Use a bleach solution or a special mold cleaner to remove the mold.

We ended up selling the bigs to out of area syndications on contracts/ seller-financing in '22.I'd get with a tax pro that specializes in RE.